Casey Dorr, associate professor in the Medical School and College of Pharmacy, combines science with Indigenous knowledge in the pursuit of medical advancement.

Through a series of collaborative projects, researchers and land managers at MITPPC and the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community have found that establishing diverse native plant communities helps suppress buckthorn regeneration after removal while also supporting broader forest restoration goals. 

Melissa Warren, Extension specialist and associate professor in the College of Food, Agricultural and Natural Resource Sciences, teaches farmers the value of manure. 

The new online adventure immerses youth in scenarios that help them explore responsible riding practices, including selecting proper gear, making safer decisions and recognizing trail signs.

Extension Educator Robin Trott shares how to keep your yard from becoming a mosquito breeding ground.

College of Science and Engineering researcher Jennifer Mitchell and her team helped characterize the meteorite — the first to be unequivocally documented after being discovered on U.S. soil.