Treating Old Forests with New Tricks
Research directs how we can protect the recovery of the few remaining old-growth forests from the ground up.
Read moreResearch directs how we can protect the recovery of the few remaining old-growth forests from the ground up.
Read moreDrone footage of wildlife promotes collaboration between researchers and hobbyists
Read moreThe varying effects of artificial light on the mating success of different firefly species
Read moreRecent study highlights the unique difficulties involved in estimating the state of endangered species populations.
Read moreAs climate change pushes species around the world together, cross-species viral infections become a growing concern.
Read moreWhile we easily observe changes to vegetation in a recovering grassland, the changes below ground are less apparent, but equally important, if not more-so.
Read moreHow the bacteria living inside of us may protect us against harmful infections.
Read morePrimary Source: Al-Attar R, Storey KB. Lessons from nature: Leveraging the freeze-tolerant wood frog as a model to improve organ
Read moreAmid the search for protection against rising sea levels, many have turned to remediating or reconstructing traditional wetland ecosystems.
Read moreSource: Yujia Xiang, Li Jiang, Yaoyu Zhou, Zirui Luo, Dan Zhi, Jian Yang, Su Shiung Lam, Microplastics and environmental pollutants:
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