Twenty-Five Years of Open Biodiversity Data: How GBIF Grew to 3.8 Billion Records
After 25 years, the Global Biodiversity Information Facility has grown from 21 founding countries into a network spanning 70 nations...
Global Meta-Analysis Reveals Science’s Quiet Skew Toward Charismatic Species
A global meta-analysis of 78 studies and 905 effect sizes finds that taxonomic bias in biodiversity research is widespread but...
Himalayan Chilgoza Pine Forests Face Regeneration Crisis, Landmark Survey Reveals
A new survey of Chilgoza pine forests in Himachal Pradesh reveals rich plant diversity but uneven and often poor natural...
Seven-Year Camera-Trap Study Reveals Declining Threatened Mammals in Cambodian Mangroves
A seven-year camera-trap study in Cambodia's mangroves provides the first occupancy baselines for threatened mammals, revealing declines in four species...
One Border, Two Rulebooks: How Poland and Germany Regulate the Same Migratory Game Birds
A 12-season comparison reveals that Poland's centralised and Germany's federal hunting rules produce sharply different seasons, game lists and harvest...
DNA From a Confiscated Flying Squirrel Reveals a Species Never Before Found in India
Forensic DNA analysis and skull morphometry of a flying squirrel seized in Sikkim, India have identified it as a Yunnan...
Venomous Bamboo Pitvipers Show Fierce Loyalty to Their Perches as Traffickers Close In
A multi-year field study in Gujarat's Dangs Forest reveals that Bamboo Pitvipers return faithfully to their perches, practice possible seasonal...
New SNP Panel Turns Deer Dung Into a Powerful Wildlife Monitoring Tool
Australian researchers have built a SNP genotyping panel that turns invasive deer faecal pellets into a reliable source of individual,...
What Are Caribbean Coral Reefs Worth? A Radically Uncomfortable Question Divides Scientists
A provocative perspective argues that the controversy over replacing Caribbean corals with Indo-Pacific species exposes unresolved questions about what kind...
Grazing Rights and Livelihoods Decide Whether Tanzanian Villagers Back Conservation
A mixed-methods study in northern Tanzania shows that seasonal grazing access, tenure security, and gendered livelihood costs drive village support...
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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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