ASHLEY R BOOTH

This blog post was originally published by the Early Career Climate Network. The last eight years of my life I’ve spent most of my time...

“What we can remember, we can bring back.” - Albert Naquin (Traditional Chief of the Isle de Jean Charles Band of the...

This article was originally published in the June 2022 CERF's UP! - Newsletter: Coastal & Estuarine Research Federation. As butter melted...

This Spring (prior to the coronavirus pandemic) was a flurry of science communication activities. I helped coordinate two science...

Tiger King may not be on Netflix’s Top 10 anymore, but that doesn’t mean issues with the tiger trade in the United States have gone away.

Identifying and including stakeholders gives marginalized voices power over NEPA policy decisions. Originally published on Envirobites.org

Originally published on Envirobites.org. Now, the things that scare me are all too real – things like climate change and mass extinction.

Monarch butterflies do well on the exotic milkweed species that’s being widely sold, but it may be detrimental to their longterm health.

By increasing our knowledge of the past, we can increase our confidence in future predictions. This is where tree rings come in....

Earlier this semester, I was honored to collaborate with the artist Pooja Gupta to create a visual representation of my research. The...

Created by the Aztecs in 500 CE for agriculture, Xochimilco is an area of culturally important wetlands in southern Mexico City.

This post was originally published on Envirobites. What is happening to coastal wetlands around the world? Imagine being told that the...

In October, I had the opportunity to participate in the Society of Wetland Scientists' first Twitter Symposium, #SWSTwitterSymp2018. It...

For me, the Workshop for Coastal Wetland Wildlife Managers started not with presentations or a field trip into the marsh, but a...

For many of us, the pollen that comes with springtime is a nightmare. Sneezing, coughing, runny noses, and an inability to focus are the...

“Are you sure the GPS is right? You set it for the right point?” I asked as we floated towards our destination. Not because I didn’t...

As I was cleaning out my email inbox (in an attempt to avoid "real" work), I came across this fabulous interview with renowned ecologist...

Proud to be an alumnus of the Nicholls State University Masters in Marine and Environmental Biology program. This program and my mentors...

Polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs) are environmentally pervasive flame retardants that have been linked with endocrine disruption in...

Wind sweeps down off the mountaintops and ears twitch, legs tremble, tails shake. The air is cold and with the wind comes the smell of...