Bone Up On Calcium and Vitamin D for a Chance to Win a Family Vacation to Yellowstone National Park

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Partnership for Prescription Assistance Prepared to Help Wyoming Workers Hurt by Recession

...e Express" bus will be at the following Wyoming locations: Monday, June 15, 2009 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Cathcart Health Center 424 yellowstone Ave Cody, Wyoming 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Powell Valley Clinic 777 Avenue H Powell, Wyoming Tuesday, June 16, 2009 10:00 a.m....

SwiftMD to Provide Telemedicine Services to New Montana Development

...ensitive vacation-home living located in the Upper yellowstone Region of Montana. Bordering the yellowstone River and Absaroka Mountains to the east, the Gallatin National Forest to the west, and near to yellowstone National Park, Ameya Preserve sits on nearly 11,00...

Wet or dry, Montana still threatened by West Nile

...houteau County, Dawson County, Sheridan County and yellowstone County. Last summer was Montana's second highest s...National Wildlife Refuge in northeast Montana, the yellowstone River and the Milk River. More infected mosquitoes...pelicans. They will also trap mosquitoes along the yellowstone and Milk rivers, locations in western Montana and ...

Living Liver Donor Who Saved Life of Mother-in-law Represents Cedars-Sinai in Rose Parade

...ziubala is again spending time with her grandchildren and traveling with her husband. In fact, the couple recently returned from a driving vacation to yellowstone National Park and Mt. Rushmore. “I feel wonderful. I feel like I did when I was 40, and I’m well over that,” says Dziubala, who actually turned 69 ...

Life of wolves in danger due to dog disease

...n revealed that most of the gray wolf pups born in yellowstone National Park last year have died. The reason attr...e next few weeks, he said, officials plan to catch yellowstone wolf pups and take blood samples to see if his sus...ng taken care of and said. The number of wolves in yellowstone dropped last year from 171 to 118, he said. The la...

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Culture

...... HISTORY & CULTURE . People. Places. Collections. Preservation. NATURE & SCIENCE. FOR TEACHERS ... more about history and culture in yellowstone National Park. ... The Arts and Culture Program promotes cultural and artistic collaboration throughout the Soros foundations network; fosters s...

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Montana State team finds Yellowstone alga that detoxifies arsenic

BOZEMAN, Mont. -- Arsenic may be tough, but scientists have found a Yellowstone National Park alga that's tougher. The alga -- a simple one-celled algae called Cyanidioschyzon -- thrives in extremely toxic conditions and chemically modifies arsenic that occurs naturally around hot springs, sa...

Stanford researchers: Global warming is killing frogs and salamanders in Yellowstone Park

Frogs and salamanders, those amphibious bellwethers of environmental danger, are being killed in Yellowstone National Park. The predator, Stanford researchers say, is global warming. Biology graduate student Sarah McMenamin spent three summers in a remote area of the park searching for frogs an...

Wolves find happy hunting grounds in Yellowstone National Park

If Mark Boyce could converse with elk, he might give them a word of advice: avoid open, flat, snowy areas near rivers and roads. A biological scientist at the University of Alberta, Boyce analyzed 774 wolf-elk kill sites and concluded that spatial patterns of predation between wolves and elk a...

New book covers 16 years of MSU research in Yellowstone

BOZEMAN, Mont. -- A multitude of findings about life in the heart of Yellowstone National Park are described in a new book covering 16 years of Montana State University research. The book titled "The Ecology of Large Mammals in Central Yellowstone: Sixteen Years of Integrated Field Studies" cov...

Wolf reintroduction proposed in Scottish Highland test case

...ms. The proposal is modeled after research done in the United States, at yellowstone National Park and elsewhere, which has demonstrated that the absence of lar...ave serious consequences on native Scots pine and birch regeneration. In yellowstone National Park in the U.S., the reintroduction of wolves after decades of ab...

Wiping out the world's mass migrations

... of individuals. In North America, bison are still considered migratory, but their range is now restricted from the Great Plains to two small sites in yellowstone and Alberta. Similar changes are found on other continents when human activity limits the ability of species to move to new patches of food. The analy...

Scientists work to plug microorganisms into the energy grid

...g for microbes or microbial products that can help break it down into simple sugars. They are currently studying a bacterium found in a hot spring in yellowstone known as Anaerocellum. It grows at approximately 80 degrees Celsius and is what is known as a consolidate bioprocessing microbe: It can not only bre...

Geoscientists meet to discuss Rocky Mountain geology

...e Rocky Mountain Region * Topics in this session include kinematics of the yellowstone Hotspot, and analysis of the 2008-2009 yellowstone Lake Earthquake swarm, as well as seismic hazard and risk mitigation across...

Better living through chemistry

...er, as feasts for the senses: "Near mud volcanoes, we saw thick plumes of gas bubbles ejected from boiling mud pots that are similar to those found in yellowstone National Park. These gas plumes, consisting mainly of methane, extended hundreds of meters from the sea floor." Bizarre phenomena abounded in the s...

Biologists solve mystery of black wolves

...nces from 150 wolves, about half of them black, in yellowstone National Park, which covers parts of Wyoming, Mont...s laboratory. As part of the research on the yellowstone wolves, VonHoldt conducted a genome scan and studi...s or behavioral advantage," she added, noting that yellowstone National Park has a wealth of observational data t...

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Heat-loving microbes may lead Lucigen to new products

... A yellowstone hot spring. Source: National Park Service. Middleton, Wis. Lucigen , a...nzymes from rare microbes the company collected from boiling hot springs in yellowstone National Park. The U.S. Department of Energy's Joint Genome Institute ...

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Microbial mats

...terial agent that does not ... A new type of heat-loving bacterium has been discovered in the colorful microbial mats around the hot springs of yellowstone National Park. ... their intense physiological activity, microbial mats , are ideal study objects in ... ecology of cyanobacteria in microb...

Microbe

...Hikari, Blue Ridge & more. Scientists have discovered a microbe in yellowstone National Park that could be ... yellowstone Microbe Cleans Up Wastewater. The Complex Genetics of Down Syndrome ... ...