Snares Silent Threat: Rangers Reveal Widespread Wildlife Trapping Across Pakistan’s Parks
A survey of 131 rangers across 12 protected areas in Pakistan reveals that 88 per cent encountered snares in the ...
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Maps Reveal Where Threatened Himalayan Medicinal Plants Could Survive Climate Change
Researchers have mapped where seventeen threatened Himalayan medicinal plants could be cultivated as climate change shrinks their alpine habitat in ...
Leaves Instead of Roots: Scientists Propose Plant Part Swaps to Save Medicinal Trees
A new review shows that leaves, stems and branches of five medicinal plants can chemically match the roots and bark ...
Lima’s Endangered Fog-Oasis Tree Faces a Pincer of Climate Change and Sprawling City Growth
An ensemble modelling study finds that Lima's Critically Endangered fog-oasis tree Vasconcellea candicans could see urban encroachment on its best ...
Two Decades of Satellite Eyes Reveal Where Mizoram Is Quietly Losing Its Green Cover
A two-decade Landsat analysis using image-specific NDVI thresholding reveals a net loss of 275 square kilometres of mapped vegetation in ...
Dynamic Land-Use Model Reveals Extinction Risk May Spike Abruptly, and Protected Areas Can Bend the Curve
A new spatially explicit model shows that simultaneous, merging land-use events make species loss accelerate abruptly at later conversion stages, ...
Discover Ecology Launches as Open-Access Home for Global Ecological Science
Springer Nature has launched Discover Ecology, a fully open-access, peer-reviewed journal spanning the full breadth of ecological science with an ...
Tall Trees, Rough Bark: What a Critically Endangered Indonesian Climber Demands of Its Hosts
A new survey of the critically endangered Javanese climber Smilax nageliana shows that host tree height, rough bark, and upper-stem ...
Roadsides Become Pollinator Havens When Mowing Slows and Herbicide Use Narrows
A University of Ottawa study found that mowing rural roadsides less often and spraying herbicide only where needed raised pollinator ...
Who Plants, Who Cuts? Farmers Hold the Key to Ethiopia’s Vanishing Trees
A survey of 235 farming households in northwest Ethiopia's Enemay District finds that nearly 78 percent view woody species conservation ...
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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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