News & Stories

A Burke research team recently surveyed fruit bats living on the small island of Grenada.

Burke paleontologists collected the partial skull of what's likely a Columbian mammoth after it was found along an eroded bluff near Sequim.

What can the fossil record tell us about how seals and sea lions evolved into the animals they are today?

Fossil baleen whales from the Pacific Northwest contain insights into how the largest creatures on earth evolved.

How did a spider common in Europe make its way to Seattle? We may never know, but it appears to be here to stay.

Totem poles are thought of as symbols of Seattle by many, but, in fact, the Indigenous peoples of Washington state did not traditionally carve totems.

Tiny organisms called foraminifera have a big story to tell about the health of Puget Sound.

Studying how bats are susceptible to land fragmentation, providing information on how to protect these animals.

The Native plant nursery at Oxbow Farm is growing Northwest Native plants in anticipation of the new Burke facility.