University of Arkansas gets a nearly million-dollar grant to study climate change

• This helps maintain biodiversity because one species doesn't become dominant, according to a news release.

Yes, but: A warmer climate may throw off this balance.

Details: Siepielski will perform experiments on freshwater insects called damselflies to understand how warmer temperatures affect this process.

• The project will train future K-12 science educators in scientific inquiry, involve undergraduate students in research and teach graduate students about modern research techniques, the news release states.