Desert Dust Triggers Photoplankton Blooms in the Ocean
Saharan dust carries vital nutrients across oceans, triggering phytoplankton blooms that boost marine productivity and influence global carbon cycles.
GIS Software
How to Use Esri File Geodatabases in QGIS
Geography Basics
Study: 25% of Europe Could Be Rewilded
Geography Basics
Regional Changes in Forest Carbon Storage
Geography Basics
Geography Printables
Geography Basics
The Last U.S. Stand of the Key Largo Tree Cactus Has Vanished
Geography Basics
Slope Steepness and the Formation of Single-sided River Tributaries
Understanding the Increase in PyroCbs: Wildfire Thunderstorms
The phenomenon of fire-triggered thunderstorms is called pyroCbs, which is short for pyrocumulonimbus clouds.
Barrier Islands in the United States
Barrier islands are narrow landforms running parallel to coastlines, protecting shores from storms and erosion while supporting unique ecosystems.
Birds in Flight: Great Egret Versus American White Pelican
Learn how to tell the difference between a great egret and an American white pelican in flight by examining their size, beaks, wings, and flight patterns.
Number of “Dees” in a Chickadee’s Alarm Call is Related to the Danger Level of Nearby Predators
The number of “dees” in a chickadee’s alarm call correlates with the size and threat level of the predator.
Tracking Mercury With Dragonflies
Research on mercury levels in dragonfly larvae from 73 U.S. national parks reveals insights into mercury deposition patterns.
These Two Countries are Separated by 2.4 Miles and 21 Hours
There exists a geographic point where two of the largest countries in the world are only separated by a 2.4 miles but are 21 hours apart.
Using GIS to Design Child-Friendly Cities
Using GIS, cities can design child-friendly pedestrian pathways that prioritize children’s interests and safety, promoting urban living and sustainability.