Hazardous species need climate-style risk thinking, researchers argue
A new study argues that human harms from hazardous species should be managed as avoidable risks arising from the intersection ...
A new study argues that human harms from hazardous species should be managed as avoidable risks arising from the intersection ...
A taxonomic review of the spider wasp genus Platydialepis in China describes four new species, reports one species new to ...
A 20-year continental assessment shows European tree cover and connectivity increased most where cropland retreated, while structural heterogeneity declined across ...
A three-year study in Hungarian dry grasslands found that low-intensity wildfire caused only temporary vegetation changes, while emergency disk-harrowed firebreaks ...
A PRISMA-compliant systematic review of 64 studies finds that phenological shifts across West African agriculture, vegetation and fauna are consistently ...
A new study proposes a standardised auditing framework that benchmarks utility-scale solar farms on economic viability, carbon mitigation, water use, ...
A mixed-method study in Batan, Aklan, Philippines, recorded 12 mangrove tree species, including the endangered Camptostemon philippinensis, and surveyed 107 ...
Researchers have published a protocol for a systematic map that will compile all peer-reviewed evidence on how human activities affect ...
A perspective in Annals of Forest Science argues that strategically designed common garden networks, including suboptimal sites, are essential for ...
A fifth species of the orb-weaver spider genus Zangaraneus, previously known only from Xizang, has been described from the Shennongjia ...
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