Simple Quadratic Model Best Predicts Tree Height in Chinese Fir Plantations of Southern Jiangxi
A new study of 910 Chinese fir trees in southern Jiangxi identifies the Quadratic model as the best height-diameter predictor...
Bangladesh’s Nijhum Dwip Marine Park Sees High Awareness but Weak Local Participation, Study Finds
A Social-Ecological System assessment of Bangladesh's Nijhum Dwip MPA reveals high awareness among fishers but low participation, transparency, and equity...
Agarwood Trees Planted by Refugees Now Store Surprising Carbon in Nepal
A new study documents how agarwood, introduced by Bhutanese refugees in 1990, has spread across eastern Nepal, storing more carbon...
Managed Zones Harbor Richer Forests Amid Widespread Degradation in Nigerian Reserve
A new study finds that the conservation-managed zone of Nigeria's Ise Forest Reserve supports taller, more diverse forest than disturbed...
Hungarian study reveals what drives European ground squirrel population swings
Across the dry grasslands and sandy steppes of Hungary, one of Europe's most endearing and imperiled rodents has been quietly...
To Save Nature, Conservation Must Attack Consumption, Not Just Its Symptoms
A new review argues that global biodiversity targets will fail unless conservation is split into mitigation measures that tackle consumption-driven...
Urban Wetlands Hide Surprising Biodiversity in Phoenix’s Salt River
A ten-year study of three Salt River wetlands in Phoenix reveals stable birds, declining reptiles, and thriving accidental wetlands that...
Facebook Fury Over Mining Near a UNESCO Site Is Rewriting Conservation in the Philippines
Researchers analysed 481 Facebook comments about nickel mining near a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Philippines and turned public...
Shells Reimagined: How 3D Scanning Is Turning Museum Molluscs Into Classrooms
Researchers in Argentina have catalogued and digitally scanned a university mollusc collection to show how physical specimens and free 3D...
Filarioid Nematodes Detected Molecularly in Western Amazonian Bats
In the shadowed forest fragments threading through the city of Rio Branco, in the western Brazilian Amazon, a team of...
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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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