Zoo Snakes May Find Regular Human Handling Surprisingly Stress-Free
A new Australian study finds that regular handling by trained zoo staff was not associated with negative welfare effects in...
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A new Australian study finds that regular handling by trained zoo staff was not associated with negative welfare effects in...
A 22-year satellite and field study of Cameroon's Santchou Wildlife Reserve shows mature forest collapsing under agricultural pressure, reveals which...
A global analysis of 1,029 cities shows that urbanization itself, through habitat modification, warming and eroded native biodiversity, drives the...
The first comprehensive biological study of the three-spot gourami in Vietnam's Tra Su wetlands reveals stable morphology, isometric growth, and...
A study of Sierra Nevada headwater streams shows that leakage from centuries-old irrigation ditches and groundwater upwelling keep downstream flows...
A new perspective in Ambio argues that humanity's own construction of both material conditions and the information environment has created...
A nationwide survey of 1,133 people in Japan found that hierarchical cultural worldviews strongly divide support for climate policies but...
Rising temperatures are pushing Ethiopian smallholders to plant Arabica coffee at unprecedented elevations, and because most new farms are established...
A new perspective in Discover Sustainability argues that demand-driven dietary shifts are an underused, high-leverage policy lever for tackling climate...
Researchers in Kashmir have developed optimized vegetative propagation and micropropagation protocols that achieve up to 82 percent regeneration in the...
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