Surviving insects and plants are tougher than we think
Study shows the importance of understanding spatial variation in the structure and stability of plant–pollinator networks.
Micronizing ocean plastics threaten sea turtle populations
Study suggests that ingestion of micronizing plastic by sea turtles is a substantial risk to survival of these endangered species.
Climate change may drive 10 percent of amphibian species in the Atlantic Rainforest to extinction
Scientists study climatically suitable areas for amphibians in the Brazilian hotspots, considering alpha and beta diversity.
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Alpine ecosystems struggle to recover from nitrogen deposition
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Tracking marine migrations across geopolitical boundaries aids conservation
Study results help design international strategies for managing migratory species.
Are vulnerable lions eating endangered zebras?
Study shows vulnerable lions do not prey on endangered zebras, making it unlikely that lions are having an impact on them.
Scientists in Fiji examine how forest conservation helps coral reefs
Scientists combine land and sea models in order to restore coral reefs.
Mangrove expansion may help ecosystems keep pace with sea level rise
Study shows, in some coastal wetlands, warming can facilitate plant community changes from marsh to mangrove.
Multiple facets of biodiversity reduce variability of grassland biomass production
Scientists study the roles of species richness and phylogenetic diversity in grassland biomass production.
