Long Beach Public Library's SEED program, focused on STEM and arts for students, ended after federal funding cuts.

Long Beach’s STEM program for youth ended this fall after serving more than 500 students since 2022, according to city officials.

Collecting native seed can be labor intensive but it eventually pays for itself by creating even more seeds — for free.

What was the SEED program? The STEM learning program was launched in 2022 for middle school youth. In that time, the program served more than 500 students, according to city officials. The program’s ...

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The University of Colorado Boulder will award about $872,000 across 16 new research projects through its 2026 Research and ...

The last seeds of the season are planted, marking the end of planting and the beginning of growth, highlighting anticipation and uncertainty for the upcoming harvest.

Texas A&M survived a comeback attempt from Nebraska (33-1) after winning the first two sets. The Cornhuskers rallied to win ...

Sources: SMU is hiring Riley Dodge as an assistant coach, as he’ll coach tight ends and be the pass-game coordinator. He’s ...

The University of Idaho has hired an entomologist with more than seven years of experience in agricultural research to be the ...

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The Desert Botanical Garden is running a seed bank program to save endangered Arizona desert plants like orchids and cacti.