One query, 108,064 papers: Europe builds a shared evidence base for ecosystems
When a research consortium needs to review the scientific literature on ecosystems, the usual approach is for each team to ...
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Inside India’s Oldest Mountains, a University Campus Quietly Rewrites Urban Conservation
In the heart of New Delhi, wedged into the South Central Ridge of one of the world's oldest fold mountain ...
New indicator toolkit brings ecosystem services down to the crop field
Agriculture fed the twentieth century by stripping it. Intensive fertilisation, pesticides, modern plant breeding and mechanical tillage delivered unprecedented harvests ...
What Is Nature’s Price Tag? Meta-Analysis Reveals How Farm Ecosystem Services Are Valued
Forests filter water, soils store carbon, insects pollinate crops, and landscapes hold cultural meaning that no spreadsheet can fully capture. ...
Italy pilots EU ecosystem accounts: counting nature’s services from timber to tourism
Italy's first national-scale application of EU Regulation 2024/3024 quantifies seven ecosystem services, from timber and crops to pollination, carbon and ...
School Songs That Name the Mountain May Shape How Kids Meet Nature
In the western suburbs of Tokyo, where the forested slopes of Mt. Takao rise above the city of Hachioji, a ...
When Do Humans Co-Produce Ecosystem Services? New Matrix Tells Assessors Where to Look
A new expert-elicited relevance matrix and five European case studies reveal where human inputs materially shape ecosystem service flows, guiding ...
Twenty Years of Ecosystem Services Research in Bulgaria: What Geographers Learned and Where It Goes Next
A new review in BioRisk traces two decades of ecosystem services research in Bulgaria, revealing how geographers drove the country's ...
Environmental Awareness Shapes How People Value Lake Ecosystem Services
A survey of 1,500 people at Lake Balaton, Hungary, reveals that environmental awareness is the strongest factor influencing how individuals ...
Ethiopian Wetland Faces Collapse as Households Reveal What Drives Its Destruction
Deep in the highlands of West Gojam, Ethiopia, a wetland the size of a small city is quietly disappearing. Denbiq ...
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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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