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| About this Issue |
Science Features |
EPA Researchers@Work
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| Volume 5 | Number 1 | January 2014 |
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EPA's Ecosystems Research.
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Science Features
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EPA researchers are leading efforts to identify and quantify ecosystems services.
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EPA researchers release the final environmental assessment on how large-scale mining development may affect Alaska's Bristol Bay watershed.
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EPA researchers provide the science needed to protect Appalachian streams.
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Too many nutrients, like nitrogen and phosphorus, can harm our ecosystems.
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EPA researchers are working with partners in the Narragansett Bay watershed to advance the understanding of nutrient pollution effects on the health of lakes, streams, and estuaries.
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EPA researchers and partners are working to reduce pollution and restore the health of Chesapeake Bay.
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EPA researchers are studying seagrasses to help Florida set water quality standards.
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EPA's HexSim computer modeling team works with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to save the northern spotted owl.
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EPA model helps clarify pesticide effects on bird populations.
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To help communities plan for the future, EPA researchers are exploring the links between climate change and ecosystems services.
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EPA scientists use spiders to track contaminants across ecosystems.
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Science Matters is produced by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Research and Development. All content is copyright free and can be reprinted without permission.
Comments, feedback, and suggestions for future stories are welcome.
Please contact Aaron Ferster (ferster.aaron@epa.gov) or Samantha Linkins (linkins.samantha@epa.gov).
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