Why do males get cancer more than females?
SRL STEM Fellow Shaun Karakkattu from Mesa, Arizona talks to experts to better understand how and why females may be more protected from most… Read More
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How one educator teaches about climate change by cultivating gardens
Shirley Tautolo, known to her students as Ms. T, teaches about climate change in her horticulture classes at the Frederick V. Pankow Center in… Read More
Why predicting dangerous weather is necessary in places like Maryland
SRL Correspondent Akilah Lewis reports from Reagan National Airport in Alexandria, Virginia where the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) held an event on… Read More
How a school’s unused space became a greenhouse sanctuary
Spicewood Elementary School in Austin, Texas transformed an unused space into a flourishing indoor sanctuary and a safe place for exploration and learning. Produced… Read More
This counseling app provides hope in Utah
This story was produced by Kalson Yussuf, Yara Ahmed, Annette Rooney, Amaia Horyna, and Emma Wills at Judge Memorial Catholic High School in Salt… Read More
How effective is technology in the classroom?
This story was produced by Juan Pablo Garcia-Casals and Andy Falconi at Christopher Columbus High School in Miami, Florida with support from Connected… Read More
Protecting the Mukwonago River, one of Wisconsin’s cleanest water resources
The Mukwonago River is home to nearly eighty state-listed threatened and endangered species. It is one of Wisconsin’s cleanest rivers as a result of the… Read More
Meet Stinking Bob, the smelly weed invading the Pacific Northwest
Citizen scientists in Padilla Bay, Washington are working to remove the invasive weed Herb-Robert – also known as Stinking-Bob – that’s running wild in… Read More
Alaskans document the effects of climate change
The Local Environmental Observer (LEO) Network in Alaska helps citizens share their knowledge and observations about unusual animal, environment, and weather events on land… Read More
Citizen Scientists help remediate damaged desert soil crusts
At the Mcdowell Sonoran Conservancy, Helen Rowe, the director of the Parsons Field Institute, is experimenting with how to grow back desert soil crusts that… Read More