Walking on Egg Shells: Understanding how Life History Contributes to Successful Egg Hatching in Birds.
Featured Image Caption: Altamira Oriole (Icterus gularis) constructs a nest in preparation for laying eggs. Photo by Ian Becker (author)
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Conservation
Large Mammals Rebound as Rural Human Populations Decline
Where human populations have declined, large mammals are making a comeback.
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The Florida Scrub Jay: Cooperative Breeding Behavior
Featured Image Caption: An adult Florida Scrub Jay, Florida’s only endemic bird species. Image Source: ‘Florida Scrub-Jay’ by Mary Keim,
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Coral Blueprints: How Rising Ocean Temperatures Are Shaping the Future of Reefs in the Western Indian Ocean
Featured Image Caption: View of bubble coral in the Red Sea, Egypt (Image Source: Coral burbuja (Plerogyra sinuosa), mar Rojo,
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Wolf (and Cougar) at the Door: Restoring Predators in the Eastern U.S.
Researchers investigated whether Eastern U.S. residents would endorse reintroducing red wolves and cougars.
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Gender Matters for Impacts of Human-Wildlife Conflict
Source article: Adler, K. A., Gore, M. L., & Wilkinson, C. E. (2025). The gendered costs of human-wildlife conflict: A
Read MoreCoastal Forests Are Dying—And It’s Not Agriculture to Blame Anymore
The Disappearing Wetlands Wetlands are disappearing and it is more than only the drying of water. It is the silent
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Discovery of a Shortfin Mako Nursery
Featured Image Caption: Two shortfin mako sharks (Isurus oxyrinchus) by MarkConlin, public domain from U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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To Cull or Coexist? Hunting as a False Solution to Wolf-Livestock Conflict
The EU is poised to reintroduce wolf hunting in order to reduce predation on livestock. Research shows this policy is deadly for wolves and unlikely to benefit livestock.
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Raptors on the Brink: Population Declines Over Africa’s Savannas
Savannas across Africa have fewer hawks, eagles, falcons, vultures and secretary birds than in previous decades. Which species are the most at-risk, and what can be done to protect them?
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