UM BRIDGES is an NSF-funded STEM graduate training program at the University of Montana
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In August, when the dog days of summer were still in full swing, 3rd-5th grade students were scooping up minnows from a rapidly desiccating stream and releasing them back into Rattlesnake creek – a feat they called “Mission fish-possible.” As part of Watershed Education Network (WEN)’s...
Professor receives recognition for public service in agriculture
The Agriculture, Food, and Human Values Society is an international, interdisciplinary academic Society and recently recognized Neva Hassanein, Professor of Environmental Studies and a member of the BRIDGES faculty, with an...
March 12, 2019
Ponderosa pine and Douglas fir forest burned in the 1994 Idaho City Complex Fire on the Boise National Forest in Idaho, and little regeneration has occurred since. (Courtesy of Kimberley Davis)
MISSOULA – New University of Montana research suggests climate change makes it...
Many recent advancements have been made in efforts to integrate different types of social data into hydrologic models as a means to more accurately predict the social and economic impacts of changes in hydrology (e.g. Torres et al. 2012). Much of the social data used in these efforts have been...
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