New Territory for Long-Term Study in Mongolia
A 1,500-square-kilometer area of Mongolia’s Gurvansaikhan Mountains is home to multiple snow leopards and young, according to a f…
Showing posts with label Environment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Environment. Show all posts
Carbon Rise Keeps Water in Drylands
This Creative Commons-licensed piece first appeared at Climate News Network . LONDON—The drylands of the world are getting greene…
Mining Licenses, Snow Leopards, and a Mysterious Death
On November 5, 2015, 27-year-old researcher, Lkhagvasumberel Tumursukh, known to most as “Sumbee,” left his home in Ulaanbaatar, …
The sustainable use of scarce water resources in Mongolia
To conserve and sustainably manage the scarce water resources of Mongolia, it is imperative that permanent and robust measures ar…
Conserving migratory ungulates in Mongolia's grasslands
Mongolian and international conservationists, including researchers from the Vetmeduni Vienna, have joined forces to raise aware…
Alaska fires behind central Yukon haze
Residents of Whitehorse and several other central Yukon communities woke this morning to a hazy sky, due to forest fires in Alas…
Penn Scientists Bring Mongolian Research Project to City Streets
Last month, members of a Penn research team transformed a parking space on a Philadelphia street into a public park for a day. Du…
UW-River Falls reaches worldwide
The UW-River Falls has been engaged internationally for decades, but, in recent years, there has been a new level of excitement a…
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