Nature-Dependent Firms Now Lead the Biodiversity Disclosure Race, Study Finds
New research on 228 TNFD adopter firms shows that corporate biodiversity disclosure has shifted from being driven by environmental impact...
Tiny Plastic Particles Are Inside Wildlife, But Scientists Still Cannot Prove It
A new review argues that nanoplastics are an increasingly recognised contaminant in wildlife, but analytical limitations and non-specific biomarkers mean...
Ponds With Richer Life Work Harder: Massive European Survey Links Biodiversity to Healthier Ecosystems
A survey of 206 European ponds shows that richer aquatic biodiversity strongly boosts ecosystem multifunctionality, while nutrient pollution from intensive...
Vegetation and Rainfall Steer Ecological Risk Across East Africa’s Shifting Landscapes
A three-decade satellite-based assessment reveals that vegetation condition and annual precipitation are the dominant drivers of landscape ecological risk in...
Digital 3D model resurrects the extinct Imperial Woodpecker in stunning detail
Researchers have released an open-access animated 3D model of the extinct Imperial Woodpecker, built from a museum specimen, photogrammetry and...
Shark ecotourism tours inspire two years of lasting conservation action
New University of Sydney research shows that shark ecotourism participants in Hawaii remained 40 percent more likely to engage in...
Europe Launches BEAGLE Project to Close Critical Gaps in Biodiversity Monitoring
The newly launched BEAGLE project, coordinated by Aarhus University, aims to transform European biodiversity monitoring by closing critical data gaps...
Drones Take Flight in the Fight to Save Endangered Killer Whales
The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance has won the Academia & Research category at the inaugural 2026 Global Drone Operations...
Evergreen and Deciduous Trees in the Western Ghats Blur the Leaf Economics Spectrum
A study of 93 woody species in India's central Western Ghats finds that evergreen and deciduous trees overlap extensively in...
Satellite Mapping Reveals Widespread Degradation of Alpine Peatlands
A new satellite-based cross-border study shows that nearly 90 per cent of mapped Alpine peatlands in Austria, Germany and Switzerland...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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