Safari tourism quietly reshapes Africa’s ecosystems, review warns
A major review of African conservation systems shows that nature-based tourism acts as a gradual, cumulative driver of biodiversity change, ...
A major review of African conservation systems shows that nature-based tourism acts as a gradual, cumulative driver of biodiversity change, ...
A comprehensive 40-year review of Brazilian soil fauna reveals that tillage can reduce earthworm densities by at least 67 percent ...
A qualitative study of 83 participants in South Africa's Amathole Mountains reveals how climate variability, fragmented biodiversity governance, and environmental ...
Researchers propose a performance- and risk-aware framework that shifts urban tree selection from canopy quantity targets to long-term forest performance, ...
A comprehensive bibliometric analysis of 3,221 publications traces how agricultural resilience research has evolved from theoretical foundations to integrative, cross-disciplinary ...
Ten years ago, a new journal set out with an ambition that sounded almost paradoxical: to publish less of the ...
A randomized survey of 6,448 Japanese households found that explicitly naming Aso, the famous volcanic water source in Kyushu, did ...
A semi-quantitative assessment of Oualidia Lagoon reveals that native seaweeds and seagrasses deliver 70 to 85 percent of their potential ...
New research from Maui Nui suggests spinner dolphins ferry nitrogen from deep offshore foraging grounds to shallow coral reefs each ...
A new study in Dodoma, Tanzania, finds that agroforestry boosts ground-dwelling insect abundance but supports lower species richness and diversity ...
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