River insects rebound fast after Elwha dam removal, but diversity lags behind
A nine-year study of the Elwha River dam removals shows benthic invertebrate densities crashed by up to 95 percent during ...
A nine-year study of the Elwha River dam removals shows benthic invertebrate densities crashed by up to 95 percent during ...
A review of 70 years of soil conservation in China links national reductions in erosion to sustained, coordinated action and ...
A new study of northern Hebei, China, reveals that forest and grassland gains and losses produce unequal and sometimes reversed ...
A UC Riverside study of 141 U.S. urban fires since 1984 finds that wealthy suburban neighborhoods face about 30 percent ...
A twelve-year monitoring study shows how benthic macrofauna on the Israeli Mediterranean shelf responded to sewage-sludge disposal and rebounded after ...
Non-native and invasive woody trees are increasingly recognized as a major threat to biodiversity, especially after major land-use disturbances. A ...
European countries are being asked to restore degraded wetlands, but a new analysis shows that the burden will fall very ...
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