Why Turtle Guardians Keep Going: Money Is Not What Sustains Conservation in Tanzania
A two-decade study of Tanzanian turtle guardians shows that relationships, identity and community trust, not money, sustain long-term participation in...
Margaret Porter is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Biodiversity Science coverage.
A two-decade study of Tanzanian turtle guardians shows that relationships, identity and community trust, not money, sustain long-term participation in...
An ensemble species distribution model projects that the endangered African savanna elephant could lose roughly half of its climatically suitable...
RFID-tagged stingless bees in Brazil returned to their colonies from up to 7.5 kilometers away, with vegetation vigor and moisture...
A scenario analysis of Japan's depopulating rice-farming landscapes shows that periodic mowing preserves more biodiversity than afforestation, while both options...
A new statewide mapping study finds that pinch points covering just 1.6 percent of the Florida Wildlife Corridor's critical linkages...
A ferry-based monitoring network recorded 707 sightings of Mediterranean whales, dolphins and sea turtles across three summer campaigns, revealing that...
A study of India's Chilika Lagoon shows that fishers' local ecological knowledge can be organized into a structured framework to...
A decade-long study on South Africa's Mogalakwena River shows invasive rubber vine density has risen sharply and finds that drone...
A systematic review of 349 scientific publications finds that resilience, deforestation, and peacebuilding are rarely studied together, leaving forests in...
A new mixed-methods study finds that perceived usefulness and social expectations drive landowners' intention to use a co-produced digital decision-support...
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