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We're the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, the Smithsonian's home for the science of the coastal zone! Legal:

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  1. 12 giờ trước

    Annika is studying how warmer temperatures and drier soils alter interactions between insects and two flowering plants––goldenrods & asters. She exposes her plots to different temps and soil moisture conditions, and records plant growth, pollination rates, and insect presence.

    Annika Munson kneels in an experimental plot with a heat lamp over it
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  2. 12 giờ trước

    Meet Annika Munson, a rising sophomore at and with our lab! Annika hopes to model how climate change, particularly warmer temperatures and greater drought risk, will affect ecosystem services plants and insects provide.

    Annika Munson standing in a field amid her experimental plots, with a heat lamp over each one.
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  3. 11 thg 8

    One day left to apply to lead your own research lab! We're two new principal investigators in landscape ecology and biogeochemistry. Applications are open on USAJOBS through Aug. 12. Learn more at

    Left: Male scientist kneeling on marsh boardwalk, in an orange work vest. Right: Female scientist in a lab holding a pipette over clear vials.
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  4. 11 thg 8

    In 1914 Mary married Charles Doolittle Walcott, then secretary of the Smithsonian. His affiliation with led to Mary’s botanical illustrations being published in the Smithsonian Institution, where they can be accessed today. (Mary Vaux Walcott via )

    Watercolor illustration of brown-stemmed shrub with white leaves and bulbs.
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    Every summer Mary's family visited the Canadian Rockies. One year, a botanist asked her to paint an arnica flower that grew in the Rockies. From then on she used her climbing skills to reach & record plants that grew deep in the mountains. (📸Mary Vaux Walcott via )

    Watercolor illustration of brown-stemmed shrub with white and yellow flowers.
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    Mary Vaux Walcott was a photographer, mountaineer and botany illustrator, specializing in wildflower subjects. Born in 1860, she grew up in a well-off Quaker family in Philadelphia. (📸 Charles Walcott, via )

    Black and white photo of Mary Vaux Walcott on a mountain, in a hat, hiking boots and hiking pants, holding a bundle of flowers.
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    10 thg 8

    Meet our intern Elizabeth Blake! She is a rising junior at the University of Michigan majoring in Biology. While interning with the EcoCon lab at SERC she has been studying how leaf damage and trophic interactions vary based on land cover and income level.

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  8. 10 thg 8

    Next Tuesday, 8/17 at 7pm ET: Take a deep dive into the quest to rescue endangered sea , with Jenn Dittmar of ! Sign up on Zoom to watch live or on-demand:

    Info card, with image of sea turtle swimming over coral reef. Text: Sea Turtle Rehabilitation at the National Aquarium - Conservation from Massachusetts to Florida.
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    10 thg 8

    Senior Scientist Greg Ruiz started the Marine Invasions Research Lab at SERC in 1995. In 2000, he established a satellite lab on the . Since then the lab has grown to 40+ staff and hosts many interns, students, fellows & visitors.

    Scientist Greg Ruiz crouches on a marina dock holding a fouling panel array with water in the background.
    SERC Marine Invasions Lab Staff stand for a group photo
    SERC West staff sit and stand for a group photo on a grassy hill with San Francisco Bay in the background.
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  10. 10 thg 8

    With your help, SERC scientists now work out of a sustainable green lab - the first LEED-Platinum building at the Smithsonian. Send us your birthday memories, or consider a small birthday gift for an even greener future!

    Laboratory building overlooking a terraced wetland, with a forest in the backgorund
    Latina woman in a blue and purple-flowered dress looking into a microscope
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  11. 10 thg 8

    Happy 175th birthday, ! SERC was born in 1965, after an eccentric millionaire willed his dairy farm to the Smithsonian. Our "baby" pic shows the abandoned farm buildings that would become our first labs. Not enough to scare away field ecologists!

    Black and white photo of boarded-up farm buildings and a silo
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  12. 6 thg 8

    Meet Genevieve DeMajistre, a student at and in the SERC Biogeochemistry Lab! Genevieve is studying methanogenesis, the process that causes environments like wetlands to release the powerful greenhouse gas methane.

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  13. 5 thg 8

    One week left to apply for one of two Principal Investigator positions at SERC! We're a Landscape Ecologist and a Biogeochemical Ecologist. Creative research paths welcome. Apply by Aug. 12 on USAJOBS:

    Young woman in straw hat kneeling in a wetland, covered up to her shoulders in mud
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    3 thg 8

    Meet Claire Huang! Claire is our summer INTERN on her way to the to complete her Master’s degree. She became interested in fisheries after a NYC fish market and food security project, but has always been interested in ocean life biodiversity!

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  15. 3 thg 8

    Meet Chloé Lo Faro, a senior studying environmental science & with our lab! This summer she’s conducting a meta-analysis to create a database for African mammal parasites. She hopes to track parasite abundance & circulation.

    Chloé Lo Faro on a rocky outcrop with green mountains in the background
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  16. 29 thg 7

    On SERC’s Learning Lab you can find educational videos and content about wetlands, shark and ray migration, climate change, and STEAM activities like orchid origami and shark comics!

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  17. 29 thg 7

    Meet Thalia Eigen, an master’s student & with our science education team! She’s curating SERC’s Learning Lab page & organizing content that educators all over the world can access using the Smithsonian’s Learning Lab platform, .

    Thalia Eigen with a group of volunteers, holding a bird and smiling broadly.
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  18. 28 thg 7

    How many can you count in this video from our docks? River otters typically give birth in March & April, and stay in family groups through summer & early fall. This romp may be one such family group. (📽️ SERC naturalist & educator, Karen McDonald)

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  19. 27 thg 7

    The underground root systems of marsh plants are incredibly sensitive to sea level rise, making it difficult for scientists to collect precise measurements. This summer, Minjee hopes to uncover solutions for increasing the accuracy of the wetland biomass database.

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  20. 27 thg 7

    Meet Minjee Jung, a student at and in SERC’s Ecological Modeling Lab! This summer, Minjee is investigating a database of belowground wetland biomass (plant tissues that grow under the soil of coastal marshes, such as roots).

    Minjee Jung, a young woman of Asian heritage, on the top deck of a river boat
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