The Roanoke logperch needs a riverbed it can turn over
A fish with a useful snout connects Roanoke, Salem and Southside waterways to the science of clean gravel and connected habitat.
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Smith Mountain Lake’s shoreline buffers work above and below the waterline
Trees, shrubs and ground cover form a living connection between upland runoff, the bank and aquatic habitat.
Appomattox’s grasslands need a disturbance story
Prescribed fire helps maintain open habitat and a historic landscape, with timing chosen for ecological reasons.
The serving on a food label is the unit behind the numbers
A package can hold more than one labeled serving, even when one person eats it.
Bread color does not tell the whole-grain story
Ingredient wording explains more than a brown crust or a picture of wheat.
A shared meal needs an ingredient trail
Keep the package and recipe information available when a diner needs to avoid an ingredient.
A fallen log can be a neighborhood in the forest
An ordinary woodland observation can connect decay, habitat and the next generation of growth.