Iceland is a lot like Mars in some ways. Both are polar deserts with landscapes shaped by volcanism and ice. That’s why the island nation makes a good analogue for scientists studying surface features of the red planet.
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Arkansas’ once-vast prairies are home to a variety of reptile and amphibian species, many of which are threatened by habitat loss. University of Arkansas researchers have spent the last two summers looking for reclusive creatures in the state’s remaining prairies.
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Freshwater turtle populations are declining worldwide due to harvest for the food and pet markets. A team of U of A researchers is working to determine how many are left in the Arkansas Delta and what effect harvest has on their numbers.
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Stuttgart, Ark. — At the edge of Chris Isbell’s rice field, three miles south of Bayou Meto, the...
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Kelly Hammond, assistant professor of history in the J. William Fulbright College of Arts and...
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