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Costa Rica Trip Offers UDel Students Hands-On Learning

University of Delaware students shared enriching experiences learning conservation and research skills during Costa Rica study abroad.

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Word from the Smokies: Learn about conservation on your property

Conservation author Doug Tallamy will be the keynote speaker April 22 as Discover Life in America celebrates 25 years in the Smokies park.

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The root of Lyme disease

Wildlife ecology graduate student Scarlet Shifflett goes down to the genes to analyze Lyme disease in Delaware

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Research: Monarch butterflies slated for extinction due to diminishing winter colonies

According to a new research study by the University of Delaware, warming temperatures and growth in the summer population of monarchs have compensated for losse

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Science News | Research: Monarch Butterflies Slated for Extinction Due to Diminishing Winter Colonies

Get latest articles and stories on Science at LatestLY. According to a new research study by the University of Delaware, warming temperatures and growth in the summer population of monarchs have compensated for losses during the winter. Science News | Research: Monarch Butterflies Slated for Extinction Due to Diminishing Winter Colonies.

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