Camera Traps Reveal Hidden Shifts in Tropical Fruit-Eating Wildlife as Forest Disturbance Rises
A camera trap study in French Guiana shows that fruit-eating vertebrate communities keep their species richness under disturbance but undergo...
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A camera trap study in French Guiana shows that fruit-eating vertebrate communities keep their species richness under disturbance but undergo...
A new synthesis of 38 peer-reviewed studies finds Ethiopia's Green Legacy Initiative has delivered real ecological gains but faces persistent...
A new survey of two Vietnamese bays shows that reefs degraded by pollution, destructive fishing, and predator outbreaks have lost...
A comprehensive survey of India's Northern Western Ghats shows that sacred groves protected by religious tradition harbor the region's oldest...
A three-year thinning experiment in subtropical Chinese forests found that heavy thinning boosted biomass growth by 66.7 percent and flipped...
A systematic review of 207 studies finds that machine learning models, especially convolutional neural networks and random forests, consistently beat...
A study of 70 stranded Guiana dolphins in Brazil's Santos Basin reveals persistent PCB and DDT contamination in liver tissue,...
A large-scale study of the endangered Dupont's lark shows that male song repertoire size predicts population survival over two decades,...
Researchers have proposed a comparative framework that helps conservationists determine whether host genetics or environmental factors are the dominant shapers...
Infrared video from Frankfurt Zoo has captured the first ten nights of life for two yellow-backed duiker calves, revealing nocturnal...
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