The Winter 2015 print edition of the Environmental Monitor has left the printer and is on the way to subscribers this week. This issue’s highlight is a five-story series on research in national parks across the country. From Yosemite to the Everglades, we talked to scientists working in some of the last vestiges of the nation’s natural heritage, where human impacts persist despite protection under the parks system.
Designer Nate Christopher spilled a box of fresh Winter 2015 issues on the floor and took a picture before he cleaned it up. (Credit: Nate Christopher)
Along with the parks series, our designer Nate Christopher upgraded our article on a data buoy in Buffalo Pound Lake with a sharp diagram of their equipment setup. He’s also got a new infographic on changes in the planet’s polar ice caps. That’s in addition to the usual departments rounding up new monitoring gear and Great Lakes research, as well as a new comic and crossword puzzle.
A PDF version of this issue and all other back issues are available here. Sign up for a free subscription to get your print version of the next issue coming in May.
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