Camera traps reveal Connecticut’s fishers are far scarcer than harvest records suggested
A five-year camera survey across Connecticut shows fishers occupy only a small fraction of their apparent range, with western populations ...
A five-year camera survey across Connecticut shows fishers occupy only a small fraction of their apparent range, with western populations ...
A fifteen-year satellite analysis of Benin's inselberg landscapes reveals steep declines in forest and wooded savanna and shows that protected ...
A new study in Argentina finds that Eucalyptus plantation size has no effect on forest bird diversity, while distance from ...
Field surveys on Vietnam's Di Linh Plateau have revealed a previously unknown population of the endangered Gert's Horned Toad, extending ...
A three-year survey on Ko Pha-ngan documents 21 snake species, including a Vulnerable king cobra, a Near Threatened rat snake ...
High in the southeastern highlands of Ethiopia, the Bale Mountains rise through an extraordinary ladder of life: dense montane forest ...
A new research collection argues that the spatial arrangement of resources, disturbances, and human activity in cities is the key ...
A new synthesis argues that India must move beyond expanding protected areas toward climate-adaptive, landscape-scale conservation that prioritises ecological quality, ...
A meta-analysis of 643 effects from 160 studies finds road proximity is associated with roughly 32 percent lower wildlife outcomes, ...
A 50-year countrywide assessment shows Hungary's European mudminnow has disappeared from 44 percent of its historical sites, with desiccation identified ...
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