Mapping the Best Farmland to Rebuild America’s Longleaf Pine Corridors
Researchers have mapped more than 3,100 farm fields across the southeastern United States where federal conservation enrollment could most effectively ...
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Endangered Macaques Run a Daily Commute Between Forest and Village, Hotspot Maps Reveal
A new study maps the daily commute of endangered long-tailed macaques in the Philippines, showing they forage in the forest ...
Himalayan Carnivores Reveal the Hidden Gaps in the Region’s Protected Areas
A new multi-scale modelling study of Kashmir Himalayan carnivores shows that less than 12 percent of the functional connectivity areas ...
Climate Models Warn East Africa’s Savanna Elephants Could Lose Half Their Habitat by 2050
An ensemble species distribution model projects that the endangered African savanna elephant could lose roughly half of its climatically suitable ...
Tiny Stingless Bees Defy Expectations by Navigating Home From 7.5 Kilometers Away
RFID-tagged stingless bees in Brazil returned to their colonies from up to 7.5 kilometers away, with vegetation vigor and moisture ...
When Farmers Judge a Digital Tool: New Study Reveals What Drives Conservation Tech Adoption
A new mixed-methods study finds that perceived usefulness and social expectations drive landowners' intention to use a co-produced digital decision-support ...
Wind Turbines vs. Wintering Geese: Energy Transition May Drain Vital Bird Reserves
A simulation study of GPS-tagged Taiga Bean Geese in Denmark shows that losing winter cereal fields to a planned renewable ...
How Attack Simulations on a River Basin’s Ecological Network Could Redesign Watershed Conservation
A new study of China's Qiantang River Basin combines static indicators with complex-network attack simulations to test, optimize, and validate ...
Climate Change Could Strip Half of Suitable Habitat From the Greater Naked-Tailed Armadillo by 2090
New ecological niche modeling projects that climate change could eliminate up to 54 percent of suitable habitat for the greater ...
Atlas Cedar Faces Steep Habitat Loss in Algeria as Climate Warms
A new MaxEnt modeling study finds that highly suitable habitat for the endangered Atlas cedar in Algeria's Chelia National Park ...
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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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