How biodiversity and climate goals can align—and where trade-offs remain
The global race to slow climate change and halt biodiversity loss is often presented as two parallel emergencies, but a...
Margaret Porter is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Biodiversity Science coverage.
The global race to slow climate change and halt biodiversity loss is often presented as two parallel emergencies, but a...
On Seram Island in Indonesia, an endangered cockatoo is at the center of an unusual conservation breakthrough. The Huaulu Indigenous...
A new study is turning attention toward one of the most consequential questions in global conservation: does it matter who...
A new conservation analysis has revealed a striking vulnerability among some of Southeast and East Asia’s most threatened oak trees:...
Mediterranean olive farming is entering a climate era unlike any in its long agricultural history. Rising temperatures, longer droughts, intense...
An international team of scientists has described seven new species of diamond frogs from Madagascar, revealing that the island’s secretive...
A small study of orphaned grizzly bears released into the wild has raised troubling questions about whether conventional rehabilitation methods...
Road traffic may be pushing Britain’s smallest hedgehog populations toward collapse, according to a new study showing that even one...
Biodiversity data are accumulating at an extraordinary rate, yet the information needed to understand ecological change often remains fragmented, inconsistent,...
Ex-captive elephants released into the wild adapt quite well to the return to wild environments, according to a study published...
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