Climate Change Could Expand the Range of a Fern That Mines Rare Earth Elements
An optimized species distribution model projects that China's rare earth hyperaccumulator fern Blechnopsis orientalis will expand its range northwestward under ...
Tag: conservation
New Gene Chip Reads Salmon Stress Signatures Across Eight Species
Researchers have developed and validated a 28-gene qPCR chip that detects osmoregulatory stress responses across eight salmonid species, offering aquaculture ...
Journal Opens Special Issue on Evolutionary Mechanisms Shaping Biodiversity
The open-access journal Biological Diversity has launched a call for papers for a special issue on the evolutionary mechanisms that ...
Fifteen Years of Data Reveal Which Birds Die at Wind Turbines in Southern Mexico
A fifteen-year study of 1,527 bird carcasses at eight wind farms in southern Mexico shows that resident, ground-foraging species such ...
AI Network Learns to Spot Faint Damage on Ancient Murals
Researchers have developed MuHP-DLNet, a multi-stage deep learning network with a damage-aware dynamic loss that improves the detection and segmentation ...
New Open-Access Journal PLOS Ecosystems Debuts with Global Biodiversity Research
The open-access journal PLOS Ecosystems published its first issue on September 8, 2026, debuting with multidisciplinary research on biodiversity, ecosystems, ...
Whose Knowledge Counts? New Study Reveals Power Gaps in Conservation Decisions
A new study of four conservation and development initiatives in Madagascar shows that while local participation and diverse knowledge inclusion ...
Shark Camera Catches First-Ever Blue Shark Mating Attempt in European Waters
The first visual documentation of putative mating behavior in blue sharks, recorded off the Basque coast of Spain alongside four ...
New Mapping Tool Finds Safe Havens Where Native Species Can Outrun Climate Change and Invaders
Researchers have developed a refugia habitat metric that combines ecological niche models for native and invasive species to pinpoint where ...
Genetic Sleuthing Confirms the Mysterious Tibetan Brown Bear Roams Nepal’s High Deserts
The first genetic confirmation of the Tibetan brown bear in Nepal resolves a long-standing subspecies mystery and provides a critical ...
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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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