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Apr 29 Make a tabletop biosphere. From the folks at MAKE Magazine.
Apr 14 Bloom Elementary kids on Beargrass Creek win Kentucky Waterways Alliance video contest.
Apr 8 Restoring the Bronx River with efforts from the Bronx River Alliance and others.
Apr 4 Conservation of the fisher (Martes pennanti) in Northern Idaho.
Mar 28 Fly fishing as healing for Iraq War vets suffering from PTSD. Program run by Sun Valley Adaptive Sports. Credit, expore.org.
Mar 16 Waterfall toad (Oreophrynella macconnelli) leaps from danger. Discovery's Life series.
Mar 4 Explore.org features Denise Herzing, researcher of Atlantic spotted dolphins.
Feb 24 Dr. Peter Petokas and research team hunt for the threatened eastern hellbender (Cryptobranchus alleganiensis).
Jan 3 Bloodybelly comb jelly in deep sea, via Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute.
Dec 28 Underwater eruption at West Mata Volcano. Courtesy of NSF and NOAA.
Dec 16 Using cave gates to protect endangered bats in Missouri. Courtesy of the Department of Conservation.
Nov 30 Scientists census 17,500+ species and counting in the Census of Marine Life.
Nov 23 300,000 starlings in the sky over Denmark.
Oct 26 Multi-organization project. The Nature Conservancy, Coral Restoration Foundation, Mote Marine Lab, et al.
Oct 19 Rare footage from the British Antarctic Survey of albatrosses on Bird Island, off the coast of South Georgia in the Atlantic Ocean.
Oct 12 Save the Bay conducts eel grass restoration at Kings Beach, Newport, Rhode Island.
Oct 5
Absolutely amazing footage of Macropina microstama from the fine folks at Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute.
Sep 28
USGS video in Glacier National Park, Montana triggered by remote sensor. Very cool.
Sep 21
First non-human example of an animal correctly using 3 tools in sequence without training. From a study in PLoS ONE.