In honor of CALS’ 125th anniversary, a look at how alumni and friends help keep the college strong

Scientists have learned how electric fish got their jolt

Twenty years of reaching into rumens pays off

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1. It is the stuff of life for monarch butterflies. Monarchs lay their eggs on milkweed, and milkweed leaves serve as nearly the sole food […]

This past January a group of CALS students found themselves bushwhacking through a dense mountain forest in Costa Rica, crossing paths with monkeys, colorful birds, […]

Unpredictable flooding and droughts, which scientists predict will intensify with climate change, elevate the importance of dams for managing and storing water, even in places […]

Illegal killing seems to be rising, says wildlife ecology professor Tim Van Deelen

Decades of field research at both poles has given soil scientists James Bockheim a front-row seat on climate change.

A CALS partnership engages Native American kids in science by integrating indigenous knowledge into teaching and learning

Roger Freeman PhD’82 Plant Breeding and Plant Genetics Roger Freeman, based in Brooks, Oregon, is the senior carrot breeder for Bayer Crop Science Vegetable Seeds. […]

The Goff Family invites you to sit on a branch of their family tree at the D.C. Smith Greenhouse. The Goffs were on campus this […]