Power Lines Kill Hundreds of Birds in First Systematic Survey of Armenia’s Grid
A first systematic survey in Armenia recorded 252 electrocuted birds along medium-voltage power lines, with hotspots around Lake Arpi National ...
Tag: conservation
Hidden Parasites Surface in Brazilian Zoo Animals in Landmark Survey
A survey of 144 fecal samples from 75 species at a Brazilian zoobotanical park found over half positive for endoparasites, ...
Robots That Read Ancient Walls: New Review Maps the Future of Non-Contact Heritage Surveying
A systematic review from Xi'an University of Technology evaluates aerial robots, ground robots, and special-purpose systems for surveying fragile cultural ...
Engineered Reef Structures Could Rapidly Rebuild Lost Complexity in the Florida Keys
Researchers propose deploying ecologically designed habitat support structures to rapidly restore lost structural complexity in Florida's degrading coral reef and ...
European Mudminnow Slides Toward Extinction as Wetlands Collapse Across the Danube Basin
A major 30-year update on the European mudminnow reveals dramatic range contraction, hidden relict populations, and a case for upgrading ...
Arid Andean Valley Reveals Shifting Hummingbird Network Built Around One Shrub
A six-month study in an arid Peruvian valley documented 349 plant-hummingbird interactions, revealing a temporally shifting network dominated by Tecoma ...
Swimming With Orcas: Mexico Bets on Precaution as New Tourism Boom Hits the Gulf of California
A new review describes the rapid rise of swim-with-orca tourism in Mexico's Gulf of California and the precautionary 2025–2026 management ...
Trapdoor Spider Censuses Reveal 66,000 Hidden Burrows in California’s Vanishing Dunes
The first-ever population census of California's coastal dune trapdoor spiders estimates more than 66,000 individuals across two state beaches — ...
Simulated sharks reveal why basking giants gather off Ireland
A new individual-based model reproduces 36 years of basking shark sightings around Ireland's Inishowen Peninsula, showing that aggregations emerge only ...
Seabed Sentinels: Trawling Leaves Detectable Fingerprints in North Sea Protected Areas
The seabed of the North Sea is one of the most heavily trawled seafloors on Earth, and a new baseline ...
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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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