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AMNH Bio Bulletin explores the ever-evolving diversity of life on Earth and our human footprint on the planet. Biweekly snapshots update viewers about the latest research on fascinating species and ecosystems, and highlights current conservation issues. Data visualizations use satellite data to illuminate large-scale patterns of global environmental change. Feature documentaries explore the biosphere and introduce scientists at the forefront of the field.

Examples of Bio offerings:

Snapshots of Breaking News
For Sturgeons, the Journey is Long Knowing how far the Atlantic sturgeon can roam will help protect this threatened migratory species.
In Search of a Wild Variety Meet seven curious species recently discovered by biologists at AMNH.
Toxic Sludge Caught on Satellite Chemical waste from the October 4, 2010 accident at a Hungarian industrial plant is visible from space.
New Blood Gives New Life to Florida Panthers Endangered Florida panthers benefited from the introduction of Texan pumas in their ranks.

Data Visualizations
Global Fires 2002 - 2008 Global satellite observations show a dramatic increase in the frequency and intensity of fires in Southern California in recent years.
Human Footprint By analyzing satellite images, scientists can measure the extent of Earth's deforestation, agriculture, urbanization, and other visible anthropogenic impacts.
Earth's Seasonal Plant Growth Scientists use satellite observations to analyze the rate of plant growth on land and in the ocean.

Feature Stories
The Ecology of Climate Change As temperatures on Earth rise, the carbon sinks in the Alaskan boreal biome are changing—and further impacting climate change.
Evolution in Action: Isolation and Speciation in the Lower Congo What's driving the rapid evolution of fish in the Lower Congo River? AMNH scientists find out.
Acid Oceans For marine life, climate change means more than warming—it's changing the essential chemistry of the water.

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Breaking News: For Sturgeons, the Journey is Long (Snapshots are updated biweekly.)
Data Viz
Data Viz: Global Fires 2002-2008
Feature

Feature: The Ecology of Climate Change © AMNH


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