GPS Tracks from 172 Jaguars Reveal the Americas’ Most Vital Big Cat Corridors
The largest-ever jaguar connectivity study, using GPS data from 172 collared cats, maps 307 core habitats and 176 corridors across ...
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Mapping Ireland’s Peatlands: Scientists Chart a Green Infrastructure Network for Restoration
Researchers have mapped a Green Infrastructure network across northwest Mayo's peatlands, identifying core habitats, corridors, pinchpoints and barriers to guide ...
Forest Edges Lose Trees and Carbon While Interiors Stay Rich, Assam Study Finds
A new study of Fatasil Reserve Forest in Assam, India, reveals that the forest's interior holds nearly twice the tree ...
Dynamic Land-Use Model Reveals Extinction Risk May Spike Abruptly, and Protected Areas Can Bend the Curve
A new spatially explicit model shows that simultaneous, merging land-use events make species loss accelerate abruptly at later conversion stages, ...
Aurochs vanished from Scandinavia as genetics, hunting and forests closed in
New research combining ancient DNA and archaeology shows that genetic bottlenecks, human hunting and forest spread together drove the aurochs ...
Mapping the Best Farmland to Rebuild America’s Longleaf Pine Corridors
Researchers have mapped more than 3,100 farm fields across the southeastern United States where federal conservation enrollment could most effectively ...
Endangered Island Monkey Clings to a Third of Its Tourism-Dominated Home
A new occupancy modelling study reveals that the endangered Bintan langur occupies only about 30 percent of its tourism-dominated island ...
New Rapid Assessment Method Maps the Decline of Tropical Seagrass Meadows
Scientists have developed SEARAM, a rapid field protocol that maps the ecological condition of tropical seagrass meadows in high resolution, ...
Tiny Stingless Bees Defy Expectations by Navigating Home From 7.5 Kilometers Away
RFID-tagged stingless bees in Brazil returned to their colonies from up to 7.5 kilometers away, with vegetation vigor and moisture ...
Tiny Bottlenecks Carry Most of Florida Wildlife Corridor’s Connectivity, New Map Reveals
A new statewide mapping study finds that pinch points covering just 1.6 percent of the Florida Wildlife Corridor's critical linkages ...
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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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