UM BRIDGES is an NSF-funded STEM graduate training program at the University of Montana
Supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 1633831
By Evora Glenn, MSc Student, Resource Conservation ,Department of Society and Conservation; BRIDGES Trainee Beavers were once widespread in North America, with it estimated that 6 million thrived in our waterways before being trapped to near extinction in the 1800s. Unfortunately, removing...
UM BRIDGES Faculty Ashley Ballantyne is interviewed on Montana Public Radio about biosphere and atmosphere relationship.
University of Montana Associate Professor Ashley Ballantyne is a bioclimatologist.
“And what that means is I study how the biosphere and the atmosphere interact,” Ballantyne...
By Nadia White
It’s a rare day that science occupies the top spot for local, national and global news, but the novel coronavirus pandemic is shining a hot spotlight on science communications. The climate change communications community has used the opportunity as a timelapse recap of framing and...
UM BRIDGES is excited to announce the publication in Elementa of an open-access paper, coauthored by students, staff, and faculty from National Science Foundation NRTs, led by University of Montana. See the entire paper here.
Abstract
The multiscale, complex challenges at the nexus of food,...
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