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  • PDF Preview of Word Scramble
    See if you can unscramble the words to create a sentence from this edition of the Natural Inquirer.
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    Word Scramble – Climate Change

  • PDF preview of the word search from "Beetles Are Supercool!"
    After reading “Beetles Are Supercool!,” see if you can complete this word search with the article’s glossary terms.
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    Word Search – Beetles Are Supercool!

  • PDF Preview of Word Search
    Test your knowledge on archaeology, biomass, and dendrochronology.
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    Word Search – Climate Change

  • PDF preview of word search for "Wood Roaches for Dinner Again?"
    After reading “Wood Roaches for Dinner Again?,” test your knowledge with a word search.
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    Word Search – Wood Roaches for Dinner Again?

  • Cover 'Chew on This' featuring a log with termites in the background and a close-up photo of termites in the foreground
    Termites are well known pests that can impact homes and other buildings. However, termites also play an important role in…
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    Chew on This! (Time Warp Monograph Series) – Vol. 1 No. 12

  • Front cover of National Inquirer Climate Change edition with images of scientists, a wolverine, and a field
    Is the Earth’s environment changing over time? In the past few years, most scientists have agreed on at least one…
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    Natural Inquirer – Vol. 14 No. 1

  • Cover of Worming their Way In. Illustration with a bird picking up a worm.
    Earthworms are important parts of an ecosystem. Are native or nonnative earthworms more common in the forests of north Georgia?…
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    Worming Their Way In – Vol. 1 No. 2

  • A Flame Changer monograph cover
    The second monograph in Natural Inquirer’s Pollinators series, this monograph explores the connection between fire and native insect pollinators. In…
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    A Flame Changer – Vol. 1 No. 25

  • Cover of the Animals and Ecosystems of the Southwestern United States Investi-gator journal cover. The background photo is a desert landscape. There are three circular photos showcasing a different animal, a frog, a bird and a mammal.
    Investi-gator is a sister publication to Natural Inquirer, serving students in grades 4 or higher. In this Investi-gator edition, you…
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    Animals and Ecosystems of the Southwestern United States Investi-gator (Rocky Mountain Research Station) – Vol. 3 No. 1

  • Front cover of National Inquirer with a bee pointing at a pond and green space
    Ecosystem services are the benefits that nature provides through natural processes. For example, plants provide clean air, natural fire helps…
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    Ecosystem Services – Vol. 12 No. 1

  • Natural Inquirer cover for the Wildland Fire 2 issue. There are four squares, the top left is a row of tents, top right has a grasshopper, th bottom left a rattlesnake, and the bottom right a woodpecker. All are photographs.
    This journal focuses on wildland fire. Wildland fire is any fire occurring in vegetation areas, regardless of how it was…
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    Wildland Fire 2 – Vol. 13 No. 1

  • Front cover of Natural Inquirer Student Scientist edition with a photo of an owl's face and smaller pictures of fungi, an emerald ash borer, and a garlic mustard plant beneath
    The Natural Inquirer Student Scientist edition was developed as part of the Forest Service’s More Kids in the Woods Initiative.…
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    Student Scientist – Vol. 10 No. 1