Tag: long-term ecological studies

A groundbreaking genomic study has unveiled dramatic shifts in the populations of native ant species across the Fijian archipelago, revealing ...

The impact of weather on the breeding success of avian species has emerged as a critical area of research within ...

A groundbreaking study recently published in the prestigious journal Nature reveals alarming declines in tropical rainforest arthropod populations, driven primarily ...

Coral reefs, often dubbed the "rainforests of the sea," serve as crucial ecosystems teeming with biodiversity. These vibrant underwater habitats ...

Bird populations across the world's tropics have suffered catastrophic declines over the past four decades, with numbers plunging by roughly ...

In recent years, the escalating impact of climate change on biodiversity has become a pivotal focus for scientists worldwide. Among ...

In a comprehensive and sobering new analysis spanning more than three decades of butterfly monitoring across the U.S. Midwest, researchers ...

A groundbreaking new study delves into the ancient coastal dune ecosystems of Queensland, Australia, uncovering the extraordinary ways in which ...

In a groundbreaking long-term investigation extending over three decades, researchers at the University of Sheffield have revealed remarkable insights into ...

LAWRENCE — In the intricate web of life on Earth, populations of animals and plants often rise and fall in ...