Wildlife Noise Reviews Influence Policy Despite Widespread Methodological Shortcomings
A systematic map reveals that while nearly half of syntheses on anthropogenic noise impacts on wildlife are cited in policy...
Margaret Porter is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Biodiversity Science coverage.
A systematic map reveals that while nearly half of syntheses on anthropogenic noise impacts on wildlife are cited in policy...
Species distribution modeling indicates that climate change will trigger divergent habitat contractions and expansions across southwestern mountain refugia for four...
A new study published in the Journal of Industrial Ecology quantifies the biodiversity footprint of public procurement in Finland for...
A Dutch research team has scored fourteen common urban climate-adaptation measures for their biodiversity benefits and found that small design...
A historical study examines how Lithuanian urban conservation transitioned during the 1980s and 1990s from Soviet sanation practices to national...
Applied mathematicians have developed a unified class of monotone-based numerical flux schemes that rigorously guarantees convergence and a square-root convergence...
Researchers document the re-emergence of Eurasian otters across Kashmir Valley river tributaries while highlighting modern environmental and social conservation challenges.
A survey of 79 households near Lake Chivero Recreational Park in Zimbabwe found that while 69.2 percent consider ostriches important...
Researchers demonstrated that machine learning models utilizing open spatial data can reliably map critical old-growth forest habitats across small private...
A study evaluating multimodal artificial intelligence on ten thousand Colombian vertebrate photographs reveals that identification accuracy declines sharply for species...
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