Human pressure and terrain shape goitered gazelle habitats across management zones
In the arid heartlands of southern Iran, one of the Middle East's most elegant and imperiled antelopes is quietly rewriting...
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In the arid heartlands of southern Iran, one of the Middle East's most elegant and imperiled antelopes is quietly rewriting...
Deep within the semi-evergreen forests of northeastern Bangladesh, some of the country's most threatened plants cling to life on the...
For the first time, scientists have produced a complete financial X-ray of an entire nation's spending on nature — and...
For decades, the default prescription for environmental problems has been the same: inform the public, and behavior will follow. A...
From Glass Jar to Open Water: The First Complete Lab Recipe for Rescuing Poland's Critically Endangered Pondweed In the quiet...
Marine spatial planning has long promised a rational, map-based answer to the ocean's most intractable problem: too many users competing...
In an 80-hectare sliver of protected rainforest wedged between the spreading suburbs of Entebbe and the northern shores of Lake...
A MaxEnt model identifies 1,331 square kilometres of potential habitat for Assam’s culturally important wild edible herb, with key strongholds...
A survey of Bangladesh’s Old Brahmaputra River found that seasonal water chemistry and flooding strongly shape fish diversity, with dissolved...
An ensemble analysis maps roughly 2,006 to 2,352.6 square kilometres of suitable tiger habitat across a connected Central Indian forest...
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