NASA satellites assist states in estimating abundance of key wildlife species
Scientists use satellite imagery for mapping the abundance of species over a climatically diverse region spanning multiple states.
The value of seagrass in securing a sustainable planet
Study shows how important are seagrass meadows as sensitive habitats and biodiversity hotspots.
Capturing elephants from the wild shortens their lives
Study shows despite the alarming declines of wild populations globally capture of elephants supplements captive populations.
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First mapping of global marine wilderness shows just how little remains
Study shows that marine wilderness should now be incorporated into global strategies aimed at conserving biodiversity.
Time is running out in the tropics
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Agricultural & urban habitat drive long-term bird population changes
Scientists study how alternative habitats may play an important role in the future of many bird species.
Wildfire management designed to protect Spotted Owls may be outdated
Study shows that current forest management strategies have to be reevaluated to better protect Spotted Owls.
Study shows EU pesticide ban failing to protect suburban bees
Study shows EU ban on neonicotinoid does not protect bees in urban areas.
Does warmer Midwest lead to a decrease in number of common birds?
Scientists consider both direct and indirect effects of climate change when assessing the vulnerability of species.
