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Butterflies affected by drought Channel: KUJH Length: 58 Date: April 19, 2008 Butterfly enthusiasts will see a large number of monarchs migrating this fall, but expectations for their return are grim.

Working hard in the Big Easy Channel: KUJH Length: 76 Date: April 19, 2008 Some students decided to go home for fall break, while others decided to take vacations to spots like Las Vegas.

Researchers fish for shiners Channel: KUJH Length: 66 Date: April 19, 2008 It was a fishy day for researchers at the University of Kansas Field Station & Ecological Reserves.

Volunteers build new trail Channel: KUJH Length: 75 Date: April 19, 2008 Volunteers from Kansas Streamlink and the Army Corp of Engineers are building new hiking trails on the north side of Clinton Lake. The group cleare...

New Hybrid bus keeps KC clean Channel: KUJH Length: 50 Date: April 19, 2008 New buses are hitting the streets in Kansas City.

Americans recycle more Channel: KUJH Length: 123 Date: April 19, 2008 Americans are recycling more and throwing away less trash.

Carpooling made easier Channel: KUJH Length: 59 Date: April 19, 2008 Even though prices are dropping, the Lawrence Transit System is offering drivers yet another way to save money on gas.

Geologists in high demand Channel: KUJH Length: 73 Date: April 19, 2008 The KU geology department is hoping more students will trickle into Lindley Hall over the next few years. 40,000 geologists or geophysists are need...

Grease could fuel buses Channel: KUJH Length: 118 Date: April 19, 2008 Turning grease from fried food into gasoline? It's not just a fantasy, and KU researchers are hoping it becomes a reality for the KU on Wh...

Snow blankets sidewalks Channel: KUJH Length: 61 Date: April 19, 2008 While the city's trucks were clearing the streets of 13th and Connecticut this morning, Lawrence resident Jerry Metz and son Darwin were t...

Sustainability center opens Channel: KUJH Length: 51 Date: April 19, 2008 The University of Kansas is taking steps to become more environmentally friendly.

Gas "burp" forces evacuation Channel: KUJH Length: 65 Date: April 19, 2008 A suspected natural gas leak forced the evacuation of several KU buildings along Sunnyside Avenue Tuesday afternoon. Officials from the KU Office o...

Frog population threatened Channel: KUJH Length: 92 Date: April 19, 2008 In the pristine tropical forest of El Valle, Panama, Joe Mendelson saw dozens of frogs bobbing in streams, lying on the ground—all dead. In death, ...

Clinton reservoir polluted Channel: KUJH Length: 36 Date: April 19, 2008 Lawrence residents who noticed an odd smell and taste to their drinking water recently were tasting some of the algae from the Clinton Lake reservo...

Winter causes more cleanup Channel: KUJH Length: 49 Date: April 19, 2008 KU's Facilities Operations department began cleaning up the sand, mud and debris left behind by melting snow. Crews armed with brooms and ...

Kiosk promotes going green Channel: KUJH Length: 48 Date: April 19, 2008 Students of KU's science and writing journalism class were asked by the Kansas Energy Office to develop an educational kiosk through a gra...

Researchers study poles Channel: KUJH Length: 44 Date: April 19, 2008 Researchers from the University of Kansas will spend two summers in Greenland and Antarctica to study the impact of global warming on the arctic po...

Lawrence "tree city U.S.A" Channel: KUJH Length: 49 Date: April 19, 2008 The National Arbor Day Foundation named Lawrence "Tree City U.S.A" for the 29th time in a row on Thursday. The Foundation provides information on t...

Proposal may save trees Channel: KUJH Length: 55 Date: April 19, 2008 An idea proposed by the city's Recycling and Resource Conservation Advisory Board would make it mandatory to obtain a permit before cuttin...

Haskell hosts conference Channel: KUJH Length: 49 Date: April 19, 2008 Haskell Indian Nations University will host the first annual Tribal Colleges Research Grants program next week.

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