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Forest ecology shapes Lyme disease risk in the eastern US

Riding mower on large green lawn
Blog: Translational Ecology

Your lawn II

A colorful wildflower meadow
Blog: Translational Ecology

Diversity

Vibrant red maple tree
Blog: Translational Ecology

The race north

meadow
Blog: Translational Ecology

Why species matter

A happy dog running with a stick
Blog: Translational Ecology

Feeding Fido

Bears Ears National Monument
Blog: Translational Ecology

The Trumpian footprint

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Media Coverage

Lyme disease’s worst enemy? It might be foxes

Charging bison in the Rocky Mountain Wildlife Refuge
Blog: Translational Ecology

Wildlife refuges and corridors

A howling wolf in snow
Blog: Translational Ecology

Extinction

A house finch at a bird feeder
Blog: Translational Ecology

Bird feeding

red fox
Media Coverage

Use natural biodiversity to fight Lyme disease

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