Peace Can Be Bad for Forests: Study Maps a Hidden Research Gap in Conflict Zones
A systematic review of 349 scientific publications finds that resilience, deforestation, and peacebuilding are rarely studied together, leaving forests in...
Margaret Porter is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Biodiversity Science coverage.
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...
A first systematic study of smooth-coated otter latrines and diet along Nepal's Karnali River finds marking hotspots near settlements and...
A floating scarecrow buoy and a bird-of-prey kite trialled with Cornish fishermen reduced gillnet bycatch of guillemots and razorbills by...
A fifty-year scoping review reveals how Africa's invasive Indian house crow and native red-billed quelea inflict starkly different ecological and...
A new lightweight deep-learning framework called DeepTree detects, delineates, and measures individual tree crowns in drone imagery of northern China's...
A ten-year census at Mexico's Islas Marietas National Park reveals how El Niño, La Niña, and habitat homogenization reshaped the...
A new study around Tanzania's Mkingu Nature Forest Reserve documents twenty plant species used to treat malaria and finds that...
A detailed survey of 24 forest stands in the Garhwal Himalaya shows that human disturbance is disrupting tree regeneration, with...
A survey of two endemic Balinese shovelnose rays has revealed twelve trypanorhynch tapeworm species, including two new to science, and...
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