When People Leave Cities: The Hidden Ecological Costs and Surprises of Counter-Urbanisation
A new review argues that the growing movement of people from cities to the countryside reshapes ecosystems through two distinct...
New Optimization Model Steers Boreal Timber Harvests Toward Nature’s Own Pattern
Researchers have built the first harvest scheduling model that directly controls the spatial texture of mature and old-growth boreal forest,...
A Decade of IPBES Reveals the Science Biodiversity Action Still Lacks
Outgoing IPBES Executive Secretary Anne Larigauderie identifies systems thinking, transformative change and business engagement as the scientific priorities needed to...
Swidden Farming Boosts Palm Numbers but Simplifies Forest Diversity in Guyana
Drone surveys and neural network analysis reveal that Indigenous swidden agriculture raises palm density by 136 percent while reducing the...
New Protocol Puts Biodiversity Data at the Heart of Wildlife Disease Surveillance
Researchers have developed a protocol that uses host species distribution models and biodiversity monitoring principles to strategically prioritize where and...
Smarter Fuel Breaks: New Optimization Model Fights Wildfire While Protecting Caribou Routes
Researchers have developed a network optimization model that places fuel breaks to minimize wildfire spread while safeguarding woodland caribou migration...
New Metric Predicts How Much Biodiversity a Landscape Could Actually Support
Researchers propose Functional Trait Capacity, a mechanistic metric that predicts how much biodiversity a landscape could sustain under different management,...
Nine dying trees reveal invisible extinction hiding in a sacred Chinese forest
A survey behind Nanhua Temple in southern China has found only nine ancient, dying Chinese swamp cypresses with zero natural...
Losing Plant Diversity Could Cut Grassland CO₂ Uptake by 15 Percent by 2050
A new PNAS modeling study from PIK and Kiel University finds that losing plant diversity could cut global grassland CO₂...
Monsoon Moisture, Not Heat, Drives Carbon Loss From India’s Sal Forest Floors
A field study of tropical sal forests in India's Eastern Ghats finds that monsoon-driven soil moisture, not temperature, is the...
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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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