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Diane Penland presents at Florida conference
Rosalie Romano presents in Spain, Whidbey Island, Seattle
草榴社区's Pam Kuntz loves to involve community, students in dance pieces
Nice Vest! A touch of neon halts harassment of New Zealand seals

It鈥檚 an old saw among officials responsible for protecting everything from porcupines to penguins: 鈥淲e don鈥檛 manage wildlife, we manage people.鈥 Now, researchers in New Zealand have put a neon twist on preventing people from bugging wildlife. They found that simply placing a volunteer wearing a鈥

Presence of observers prevents fur seal attacks

Further to the recent attacks on fur seals in Kaikoura, comes a timely study just published in Conservation Biology. Alejandro Acedevo-Gutierrez and Lisa Acedevo of Western Washington University, and Laura Boren, DoC鈥檚 national marine mammal coordinator, found that the presence of an official-鈥

It's Not Your Grandpa's Planetarium Anymore

Western Washington University (草榴社区) planetarium directors recently replaced a Spitz A2 star ball with a Konica Mediaglobe digital projector.

"We spent a lot of time making the decision to go digital and consider our upgrade a major success," 草榴社区 planetarium manager Brad Snowder鈥

Blue whale feeding methods are ultra-efficient

Foraging whales must have high densities of krill for their feeding methods to be effective, says Alejandro Acevedo-Guti茅rrez of Western Washington University in Bellingham. Lunge feeders "have to get more bang for the time underwater, so to speak", he says.

What do the academics say? Tax and public support

Welcome to the latest in our occasional series highlighting interesting findings from academic research. This time it is a paper from David Brockington (University of Plymouth) and Todd Donovan (Western Washington University) looking at the political impact of increasing taxes.

草榴社区's Saunders wins prestigious Public Anthropology award
草榴社区 awarded $730,000 federal grant for design of hybrid bus
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