Invasive bees quietly rebuild pollination networks in Chile’s biodiversity hotspot
A new study shows that introduced bees, especially the bumblebee Bombus terrestris, have restructured Chile's plant-pollinator networks by displacing native ...
A new study shows that introduced bees, especially the bumblebee Bombus terrestris, have restructured Chile's plant-pollinator networks by displacing native ...
The German Ichthyological Society and partners have opened the GfI-Fischartenatlas, an openly accessible platform consolidating more than 62,000 validated fish ...
A consensus-driven study of 90 Italian experts has distilled six good practices, evaluated through a quantitative SWOT analysis, for improving ...
A citizen science observation has led to the confirmation of a new subpopulation of the endangered Rocky Mountain Ridged Mussel ...
A new survey combining fieldwork with citizen science photographs has added 99 county records and one new state record for ...
A review in Nota Lepidopterologica documents the rapid, largely unnoticed westward spread of the birch leafmining moth Stigmella naturnella, newly ...
A new study compiles 18 species of checkered beetles recorded in Georgia, combining historical collections, museum data, DNA barcoding and ...
A newly launched journal outlines how environmental DNA, sensor networks, artificial intelligence, and community engagement could transform the monitoring and ...
A new review finds that half of Central America's whip-spider species live in Honduras, but only four of seven recorded ...
A 40-year citizen-science record documents 583 loggerhead sea turtle nesting events along Greece's Ionian coasts, revealing nesting activity far north ...
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