Agroecological Systems Could Prevent Food Systems From Damaging Global Commons
Science, technological innovation, and farmer ingenuity could, in principle, reshape food systems faster than ever. Yet real-world change often stalls...
Margaret Porter is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Biodiversity Science coverage.
Science, technological innovation, and farmer ingenuity could, in principle, reshape food systems faster than ever. Yet real-world change often stalls...
Biodiversity doesn’t boost ecosystem productivity in the same way everywhere when climate extremes hit. A new global synthesis draws on...
A new European science report is turning the spotlight on two wetland ecosystems that may look very different—but are governed...
The fabric of urban ecosystems is often taken for granted, yet the trees lining our city streets represent a crucial...
On Caribbean coral reefs, researchers have uncovered a surprising ecological phenomenon: small reef fishes are regularly found nestled within the...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – MONDAY 13 JULY 2026 Major Corporations’ Biodiversity Promises Lack Transparency and Accountability, Say Scientists A groundbreaking...
In a groundbreaking study set to reshape our understanding of primate biology and conservation, researchers have unveiled the profound hematological...
The Earth has witnessed five mass extinction events throughout its history, with human activity now propelling us towards a sixth—potentially...
A recent study led by researchers Aaron Carlisle and Ed Hale at the University of Delaware has brought to light...
A groundbreaking new study warns that climate change threatens the rich ethnobotanical heritage of the Amazon, home to knowledge spanning...
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