Scientists Propose a Global Code of Conduct for Fieldwork and Biodiversity Research
An international team has published a proposed code of conduct addressing the ethical gaps in fieldwork across ecology, biogeography and ...
Tag: Wildlife Conservation
Deforestation and Overgrazing Drive Wildlife Decline in Ethiopia’s Hamer District, Survey Finds
A survey of 96 households in Ethiopia's Hamer District identifies deforestation and overgrazing as the leading threats to wildlife while ...
Two Villages, One Serengeti: Communities Tell Radically Different Stories About Why Bushmeat Hunting Is Declining
A new mixed-methods study across 12 Tanzanian villages reveals that communities receiving conservation outreach benefits explain declining bushmeat availability through ...
Hyenas and leopards cost Ethiopian farmers $118,000 in five years of conflict
A five-year survey in southern Ethiopia's Sirso landscape documents 1,280 livestock killed by carnivores, US$118,167 in losses, and retaliatory killings ...
Ancient DNA From Cave-Dwelling Spotted Bats Reveals a Century of Population Change
By sequencing DNA from ancient cave remains, museum specimens, and living bats, researchers have reconstructed more than two thousand years ...
City Squirrels Show Genetic Split From Urban Life, Yet Their Survival Stays Untouched
A four-year study of Eurasian red squirrels across Berlin's urban-rural gradient reveals subtle genetic differentiation driven by city infrastructure, yet ...
Rabies in Africa’s Wild Carnivores Demands Vaccination, Surveillance and a One Health Push
A new review concludes that controlling rabies in sub-Saharan Africa's wild carnivores will require combined vaccination, preventive measures and strengthened ...
Deep Learning Turns Millions of Wildlife Camera Trap Images Into Conservation Action
A systematic review of 159 studies shows that deep learning has transformed the monitoring of endangered wildlife, from species recognition ...
AI Steps In as Elephants, Tigers and Humans Clash: What a Global Review Reveals
A systematic review finds that deep learning outperforms other technologies in detecting and predicting human–wildlife conflict, with elephants, tigers, monkeys ...
New Framework Reveals Whether Hosts or Environments Shape Wildlife Microbiomes
Researchers have proposed a comparative framework that helps conservationists determine whether host genetics or environmental factors are the dominant shapers ...
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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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