Turning Water Hyacinth Into Fuel Briquettes to Save Ethiopian Lakes
Ethiopian researchers have converted invasive water hyacinth from Lake Abaya and Lake Chamo into charcoal briquettes, finding that molasses-bound formulations ...
Tag: Invasive Species
Ants on Remote Coral Islands Reveal Human Activity as Gateway for Invasive Species
The first complete ant inventory of the Xisha Islands documents 21 species and identifies human disturbance as the primary driver ...
AI and Sentinel-2 Satellites Map Water Hyacinth Invasion Across Indian Lakes
Researchers used Sentinel-2 satellite imagery and machine learning to detect and track persistent water hyacinth infestations in lakes across five ...
Patagonian Kelp Forests Endure 50 Years, But Human Fingerprints Are Everywhere
A rare resurvey of Patagonian kelp forests first studied in 1972 finds the giant kelp itself stable, but reveals crashing ...
New SNP Panel Turns Deer Dung Into a Powerful Wildlife Monitoring Tool
Australian researchers have built a SNP genotyping panel that turns invasive deer faecal pellets into a reliable source of individual, ...
CRISPR Emerges as a Precision Weapon Against Environmental Biological Pollution
A new review maps how CRISPR gene editing and diagnostics are being applied to pathogenic microbes, antibiotic resistance, and invasive ...
Low-Dose Copper Treatment Suppresses Zebra Mussels for Two Years
A three-year field study on Lake Minnetonka shows that a low-dose copper treatment timed to zebra mussel spawning reduced veliger ...
Low-Dose Copper Treatment Against Zebra Mussels Shows Limited Harm to Lake Life
A four-year field study in Lake Minnetonka found that a low-dose copper molluscicide suppressed zebra mussels while most nontarget organisms, ...
Microbial Network Rewiring Gives Invasive Marsh Grass Its Edge
New research shows that the invasive cordgrass Spartina anglica outcompetes its native relative not by recruiting different microbes, but by ...
Cities Supercharge Biological Invasions as Global Study Exposes Hidden Drivers
A global analysis of 1,029 cities shows that urbanization itself, through habitat modification, warming and eroded native biodiversity, drives the ...
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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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