Rat Poison Found in Half of Dead Birds of Prey in Queensland Study
Researchers found anticoagulant rodenticides, most often warfarin, in 13 of 24 deceased predatory birds from south-east Queensland, revealing widespread sublethal ...
Tag: conservation
Brazil’s Richest Park for Plants: 3,026 Species Revealed in Atlantic Forest Survey
A comprehensive new inventory reveals that Serra dos Órgãos National Park in Rio de Janeiro state harbors 3,026 plant species, ...
Dolphins Branded in 1982 Reveal Lifespans Near 50 Years and Decades-Long Loyalty to Home Waters
Dolphins freeze-branded during a 1982 Mississippi Sound health assessment have been resighted more than 40 years later, confirming bottlenose dolphin ...
Male Tortoises Pay the Price: Gut Nematodes Hit Males Harder Than Females
A study of wild spur-thighed tortoises in southeastern Spain shows that hindgut nematodes reduce male growth and body size while ...
Hidden Coral Cities: Italy’s Deep-Sea Reefs Reveal Four Overlooked Stony Coral Species Thriving in the Dark
A massive ROV survey of Italian waters reveals that four Data Deficient deep-water coral species are far more widespread and ...
AI Reveals Right Whales Feed at the Surface at Night, Raising Collision Risks
Machine learning analysis of camera-equipped tag data shows North Atlantic right whales shift from seafloor feeding by day to risky ...
How Human Change Is Rewiring the Social Lives of Animals
A major new review shows that human-driven environmental change is reshaping how animals associate with one another, with cascading effects ...
Ancient Healing Knowledge in the Himalayas Follows the Mountains, Not Just the People
A large ethnobotanical survey in Azad Kashmir shows that traditional medicinal knowledge in the Western Himalayas is structured by both ...
GPS Tracks from 172 Jaguars Reveal the Americas’ Most Vital Big Cat Corridors
The largest-ever jaguar connectivity study, using GPS data from 172 collared cats, maps 307 core habitats and 176 corridors across ...
New Tool Reveals Whether Public Participation in Protected Areas Actually Works
Researchers have developed SysMAPP, a five-criteria assessment system that links the procedural quality of public participation in protected areas to ...
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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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