RMPDD4G9–Secondary ecological succession along an avalanche path, Alberta
RMBE2PTT–Primary ecological succession, new plant growth, near a retreating glacier, Alaska
RMDC4H5X–Malibu Lagoon restoration project. A multi-agency group is working to improve the estuary's ecological health (see description)
RMPDD4F3–Fire succession, the year after a fire. Opened serotinous lodgepole pine cones and wildflowers on forest floor, Yellowstone National Park. Renewal
RMBCBG2X–Two teens using a laptop interfaced sensor to measure the water quality of a stream
RMG5KN29–Tropical bromeliad flowering in rainforest, Costa Rica. See description for location details
RMB2RMHE–Symbiosis barnacle on a scallop shell
RMBE2XF1–Shelf fungus, Ganoderma sp., feeding parasitically on a living tree.
RMB239GE–Ipomoea vines smothering host plants.
RMAE0HAY–Oak apple gall
RMBE6P24–Exit glacier, Seward, Alaska. Revealing glacial retreat, a sign shows where the glacier extended to in 1926
RMAHYJK2–Parasitoid, Ichneumonid wasp exit hole in its host, a chrysalis of a spicebush swallowtail. See description below for the wasp.
RMAHYJJ4–Parasitoid, ichneumonid wasp exit hole in chrysalis of a spicebush swallowtail. See description below for the wasp.
RMAE1TJX–A large puddingstone boulder Abram Hewitt State Forest 'New Jersey' Highlands
RMB23H6E–An endangered bromeliad in flower, Corkscrew Swamp, Florida
RME3Y7K6–Symbiosis between ants, Azteca sp., and Inga plant that provides nectar in bowls visible at base of leaves - see description
RME3Y7JA–Symbiosis between ants, Azteca sp., and Inga plant that provides nectar in bowls -here an ant is feeding - see description
RMAHYJYB–Serotinous pine tree cones, one with seeds released after heat exposure, the other closed
RMAHYJYF–Serotinous pine tree cone with seeds released after heat exposure
RMBE3X48–Climate change research, Alaska tundra
RMBE6HXR–Tundra permafrost climate change long-term research site. A pipe allows access to CO2 gases released by melting permafrost.
RMBE6TGR–Climate change research site, Alaska. Carbon dioxide release from thawing permafrost is measured along with tundra growth.
RMBK9K6F–Light/dark bottles under lights in an aquatic primary productivity study.
RMBK8J32–Light/dark bottles for an aquatic primary productivity study. The dissolved oxygen, D.O., of the bottles will being measured.
RMBE6TH3–Climate change research site, Alaska. Carbon dioxide release from thawing permafrost is measured along with tundra growth.
RMAE1THH–Foliose lichen
RMBC5F3A–Indian pipe, Monotropa uniflora, an unusual non-photosynthetic, parasitic flowering plant.
RMBC5DRT–Indian pipe, Monotropa uniflora, an unusual non-photosynthetic, parasitic flowering plant.
RMBC5F3H–Indian pipe, Monotropa uniflora, an unusual non-photosynthetic, parasitic flowering plant.
RMEXK4DC–Monarch butterfly, Danaus plexippus, feeding on Lantana sp. flower the butterfly's proboscis is seen extending into the flower
RMBC5DRW–Indian pipe, Monotropa uniflora, an unusual non-photosynthetic, parasitic flowering plant.
RMBE3X3W–Climate change research - an eddy covariance system measures CO2 exchange between melting Alaskan permafrost and the atmosphere.
RMAD34N9–Teenage Asian-American girls sampling river water with digital dissolved oxygen probe as chemical indicator of water quality
RMBEKWG4–Brown bear, grizzly bear, Ursus arctos, eating a salmon, Katmai National Park, Alaska
RME3Y7J4–Symbiosis between ant, Azteca sp., and Inga plant that provides nectar in bowls visible at base of leaves - see description
RMBE4M7B–Brown bear (grizzly bear), Ursus arctos horribilis, lunging for sockeye salmon, Katmai National Park and Preserve
RMB73DXX–Research on turtle (Diamondback Terrapin) nesting success.
RMB73DY2–Research on turtle (Diamondback Terrapin) nesting success.
RMB1RA6H–An old strangler fig Ficus aurea The original host tree within the parasitic strangler is not even visible anymore
RMB1T0YM–A strangler fig Ficus aurea growing on a cabbage palm Sabal palmetto
RMABFJYN–Philodendron vines, lowland primary tropical rainforest near Chilamata Costa Rica.
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