Professors at University of North Carolina, Wilmington, prepare oceanography students for field work using gear like side scan sonar.

A new buoy on West Okoboji Lake is adding real-time, high-resolution data to the Lakeside Lab’s more-than-century-long dataset.

LI-COR’s all-new line of terrestrial light sensors features a modular design that ups convenience and durability while adding to project flexibility.

University of Delaware researchers use acoustic receivers and an underwater glider to study sand tiger shark movement along the Atlantic Coast.

Researchers from UC Irvine used data from NASA's GRACE satellite mission to study groundwater loss and highlight a lack of solid aquifer data worldwide.

An update on the Ohio River Valley Water Sanitation Commission’s (ORSANCO) work to monitor the health of the Ohio River using a variety of technologies and techniques.

Researchers found clues in stalagmites in a cave south of the Himalayas that could help better predict Central Pacific El Niño events and monsoons.

Toxic algae blooms growing behind dams along the Klamath River can travel long distance downstream, damaging water quality and creating health risks

Employees at Hampstead Area Water Services Company use Solinst Leveloggers to monitor water levels in streams and ponds near a production well in southern New Hampshire.

The Global Lake Ecological Observatory Network is celebrating ten years of linking lakes, and more importantly, the people who study them.

Improved GPS resolution, remote biometrics and miniaturization are bringing animal tracking science into a golden age, according to a new paper.

A Scripps Institution of Oceanography study of a shallow coral reef flat near the Great Barrier Reef could improve forecasting of mass bleaching events.

As climate change raises atmospheric CO2 levels, plants lose the ability to uptake nitrogen as efficiently, raising concerns about food security.

The antidiabetic drug metformin limits growth of male minnows while causing them to develop female sex organs, and could impact population sustainability.

Hach’s AS950 Automatic Samplers offer enhanced features including improved status screen, full color display and USB capability.