What Villagers See in a Vanishing Forest: Local Knowledge Steers Conservation in Benin
A new study in Benin's Trois-Rivières Forest Reserve shows that ethnicity, age, and income shape how villagers perceive deforestation and ...
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Aurochs vanished from Scandinavia as genetics, hunting and forests closed in
New research combining ancient DNA and archaeology shows that genetic bottlenecks, human hunting and forest spread together drove the aurochs ...
New Salish Sea Sea Spiders Reveal Hidden Marine Biodiversity
Researchers from the University of British Columbia have described two new species of sea spiders in the Salish Sea, providing ...
How Amazon Communities Are Rewriting the Rules of the Bioeconomy
A new study of four Amazonian initiatives shows that polycentric governance and equitable value distribution, not product choice, determine whether ...
Sundarbans Mangroves Reveal a Living Pharmacy Backed by Science
A new quantitative study of the Indian Sundarbans documents traditional medicinal uses of all 23 true mangrove species and finds ...
Australia’s Unique Native Bees Face an Uncertain Future as Pressures Mount
A major new review finds that Australia's largely endemic native bee fauna faces mounting threats from habitat loss, fire, climate ...
From King of Fruits to Genomic Frontier: How Scientists Are Mapping Asia’s Mango Diversity Before It Slips Away
A sweeping review of Asian mango germplasm traces the crop's genetic diversity from early molecular markers to whole-genome sequencing, warning ...
Brazil’s Frogs Remain a Dietary Mystery as Most Species Go Unstudied
A systematic review of 221 studies finds that dietary data exist for fewer than 20 percent of Brazil's frog species, ...
Killer Vines: Bornean Birthwort Plants Strike Back at Butterfly Eggs
Researchers in Borneo have documented the first leaf-based egg-killing defenses in the ancient Magnoliid plant clade, showing that Aristolochia vines ...
Tanzania’s Tree of Life: Farmers Know Its Value but Hesitate to Plant It
A survey of 515 households in Dodoma, Tanzania, finds strong community awareness of baobab ecosystem services but shows that slow ...
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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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