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The project will give farmers and local leaders science-based guidance to make informed decisions about land use and renewable energy.

Local adaptations could hold important keys for species survival.

Evolutionary biologist Chan Kinn Onn joins MSU's College of Natural Science and the MSU Museum to head the facility's vertebrate collection.

Inbreeding is hurting Michigan’s only rattlesnake. A long-term study shows how. 

Barrick re-joins the MSU community to continue a landmark experiment and expand his research on honeybee microbiomes.

Spartan scientists are using the range to test something other than weapons: innovative strategies to save threatened species.

Kate Reitz, a 2012 environmental biology and zoology graduate in Michigan State University’s College of Natural Science, works as a biological science technician in Sleeping Bear Dunes

A cross-disciplinary team of MSU researchers aims to identify the genes responsible for producing one of nature’s most powerful neurotoxins.

Mariah Meek, a conservation biologist and molecular ecologist at Michigan State University, explains how the Trump administration’s proposed changes will impact the Endangered Species Act.

New Michigan State University research reveals a significant oversight in some academic publishing that could limit access for scientists with disabilities.

MSU ecologist Elena Litchman, a University Research Foundation Professor of aquatic ecology, was awarded a Fellowship from one of the world's premier ecological research societies.

Michigan State University has named nine recipients of the 2025 MSU International Awards, presented by International Studies and Programs.

“This year’s class of fellows are the embodiment of scientific excellence and service to our communities,” said Sudip Parikh, AAAS chief executive officer and executive publisher of the Science family of journals