Foreign Poachers Target Critically Endangered Vultures in Chad’s Capital, First Survey Reveals
The first systematic survey of critically endangered vultures in N'Djamena, Chad, estimates only about 113 hooded vultures remain at urban ...
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Ethiopian Wetland Faces Collapse as Households Reveal What Drives Its Destruction
Deep in the highlands of West Gojam, Ethiopia, a wetland the size of a small city is quietly disappearing. Denbiq ...
Indonesia’s Tuberculosis Genomes Point to Fresher Drug Targets
Tuberculosis still kills more people than almost any other single infectious agent, and Indonesia sits at the center of the ...
Scientists Find the Sweet Spot of Light and Water That Could Save Malaysia’s Legendary Tongkat Ali
Tongkat ali, the twisted-rooted Malaysian herb whose name literally means "Ali's walking stick," has been prized for centuries as a ...
Machine Learning Reveals Two Decades of Landscape Change Around Kruger National Park
A twenty-year satellite analysis of Kruger National Park and its surroundings shows Random Forest outperforming three other machine learning classifiers ...
Spain Spent Two Decades Paying Farmers to Save Its Soil—Now the Rules Have Changed
A 20-year analysis of Spain's rural development spending shows soil conservation funds rose even as budgets collapsed, and the new ...
How training unlocked indigenous participation in tropical birding
A new study from Nigeria shows how structured training can open the door to indigenous participation in birding and conservation.
Baboons, Hyenas and Hope: Ethiopia’s Konta District Reveals a Conservation Paradox
In the rolling woodlands and montane forests of southwestern Ethiopia, a remarkable conservation story is unfolding—one that defies the grim ...
Shenzhen’s 335 Alien Plants Get a Risk Score: New System Achieves Perfect Accuracy
Researchers have documented 335 alien plant species in Shenzhen and built a validated risk assessment system that perfectly classifies their ...
Butterfly Biology Systems: Roger Dennis Maps the Hidden Web of Butterfly Life
A new review in Nature Conservation hails Roger Dennis's Butterfly Biology Systems as an outstanding synthesis that reassembles butterfly ecology ...
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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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