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At a wildlife refuge visitor center near Dubuque, Iowa, Manuel Salazar works as an interpretive naturalist and writes for Biology Insights. He leads public education tours and studied wildlife biology at the University of Florida, regularly explaining the ecological roles of misunderstood insects and local fauna to park visitors.

What Is the Relationship Between Biomes and Climate?
What Will Happen If Sea Turtles Go Extinct?
Is Non-Nano Zinc Oxide Truly Reef Safe?
What Happens If Elephants Go Extinct?
What Happens If Roaches Go Extinct?
What Happens When You Cut Down Trees?
What Is the Tragedy of the Commons for Apes?
How Is Carbon Dioxide Recycled Back Into the Food Chain?
Where Do the Producers Get Their Energy From?
Why We Shouldn’t Bring Back Extinct Animals
What Are Mud Flats? Why Are They Ecologically Important?
Is Octocrylene Reef Safe? Its Impact on Marine Life
What Would the Earth Look Like Without Humans?
How Does Animal Testing Harm the Environment?
What Is Ecology in Biology and Why Is It Important?
Do Solar Farms Kill Birds? The Complex Reality
What Grows in Stagnant Water? From Microbes to Insects
What Is the Wildland Urban Interface & Its Wildfire Risk?
Seagrass Restoration: How It Works and Why It Matters
What Is a Lowland Forest and Why Is It Important?
What Are Multispecies Communities & Why Do They Matter?
What Is the Objective of a Species Recovery Plan?
Sustainable Aquaculture: How It Works & Why It Matters
What Are Debt-for-Nature Swaps and How Do They Work?
Carnivore Definition: Ecology and Ecosystem Importance
What Are Tree Islands and Why Are They Important?
What Defines the Afrotropical Biogeographical Realm?
What Is an Assemblage of Flora and Fauna Populations?
Refugia Definition: What Are They and Why Are They Important?
Regional Vegetation: Its Types, Influences, and Importance