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Researchers in Montreal are examining black squirrels to see how different urban features shape wildlife evolution. The study highlights the role of neighborhood variation, tree cover, and waterways in driving genetic and physical changes.
Squirrels in Montreal are changing fur color based on the neighborhoods they inhabit, a pattern linked to the city's diverse microclimates and habitats.
Scientists have found that Montreal squirrels display different fur colors across neighborhoods, a variation linked to the city’s diverse microclimates and habitats. The observation underscores how local environmental conditions shape urban wildlife traits.
The Tang Museum at Skidmore College opens the “500 Dams” exhibition on September 26, showcasing a twenty‑year effort to restore grasslands with five hundred stone dams and linking art, ecology, and radical care.
The Tang Museum at Skidmore College will debut "500 Dams," an exhibition on September 26 that explores a twenty‑year grassland restoration project through the display of five hundred dam structures, highlighting the blend of art, ecology, and community effort.
The Tang Museum and Skidmore College are opening the “500 Dams: Art, Ecology, and Radical Care” exhibition on September 26, 2026, showcasing twenty years of ecological restoration projects. The show highlights how artistic practice can contribute to environmental repair and community engagement.
The Tang Museum at Skidmore College will open the “500 Dams” exhibition on September 26, 2026, showcasing a two‑decade effort to restore New Mexico grasslands through art and ecological practice.
