With the promise of spring in March, Garvan Woodland Gardens welcomes this time of renewal with thousands of blooming daffodils and hyacinths and several health and wellness activities.

A prescribed burn will be one aspect of the restoration project for a 10-acre savanna hillside along Razorback Road.

Cold temperatures during North America’s last ice age may have shaped landscapes well beyond the reach of glaciers, according to a new study led by a U of A geologist.

The U of A Community Design Center has been awarded a National Endowment for the Arts grant to support the creation of a public access master plan for a wetland near downtown Fayetteville.

Stephen K. Boss, professor of environmental dynamics and sustainability, will present 'Far-Field Effects of Sea-Level Rise: We Are All Coastal,' at 6 p.m. today.

A free webinar on Feb. 18 will feature guest speakers from the world's only industrial-strength river cleanup operation, and then a Spring Creek cleanup is slated for March 20 in Springdale.

Hannah Burrack, professor from North Carolina State University, give a entomology and plant pathology seminar from 3:30 to 5:20 p.m. Tuesday via Zoom.

Mike Daniels, a soil and water conservation specialist, will give a lecture on "Soil and Water Conservation in Eastern Arkansas" at 3:30 p.m. today in Plant Science Room 009 and via Zoom.

After being closed for the month of January, Garvan Woodland Gardens will reopen in February, just in time for the earliest blooms of the season. Can daffodils be far behind?

The Women’s Giving Circle held its annual voting event on Jan. 14 and awarded $100,000 to 11 campus projects.