‘We are living in a tinderbox’
Last year’s record-breaking heat was a red flag for climate scientists. As millions of people across the world wilted (and…
Category: Climate and Environment
As West Nile infections surged, these scientists faced an unprecedented challenge
Anna Wanek has visions of mosquitoes dancing in her head, even when she’s asleep. “I have a recurring tarsalis dream…
Preserving our planet for future generations
This story appears in the spring 2024 issue of RED Magazine. Wildlife lovers, here’s some trivia: Invertebrates, which are animals…
Bugging out: What to expect during this year’s rare double swarm of cicadas
If you’ve been following the news lately, you’ve probably heard about a rare double swarm of cicadas that will surface…
5 waterwise flowers to replace your turfgrass
Editor’s note: A version of this story originally appeared in RED in April 2022. It has been edited to ensure…
What’s in a bird’s name? It shouldn’t be a human, ornithologists say
Birds probably don’t identify with the names we assign them, but those names often matter quite a lot to us….
9 career paths for hydrophiles
From the state’s 24-year megadrought to the interstate Colorado River deal, water issues have been dominating headlines in recent years….
Far from the ocean, a Colorado biologist works to save coral reefs
Over a quarter of all known marine species rely on coral reefs for survival. They also help shield coastal areas…
The truth about winter in Denver
Editor’s note: This story originally appeared in RED in October 2018 and has been edited to ensure that all information…
Best trails to see fall foliage (and get some exercise)
One good thing about the abundant rainfall this year: It’s going to translate into a banner season for leaf peeping….