Tagging turns animals into live weather stations
Increased tagging of fish, seals, birds, and other animals can help fill key data gaps in understanding the world’s changing climate.
Moving roadkill could save golden eagles at wind power facilities
Removing road-killed animals that can lead to golden eagles getting hit by cars could help offset the number of birds wind turbines kill.
Rate of climate-induced extinction is ‘shocking’
A study of a lizard species in Arizona revealed that nearly 70 years’ worth of climate-related extinction occurred in just seven years.
Rare butterflies in Denmark are in steep decline
The distribution of rare butterflies in Eastern Denmark has plummeted by 72% in just 26 years, researchers report.
Rare butterflies in Denmark are in steep decline
The distribution of rare butterflies in Eastern Denmark has plummeted by 72% in just 26 years, researchers report.
Indigenous peoples still face effects of mass bison slaughter
Indigenous peoples are still feeling the economic shock of the mass slaughter of North American bison in the late 1800s, a new study shows.
Maps mark where Italian bears and people can coexist
Less than two hours’ drive from Rome, bears still roam the woods. New maps aim to promote coexistence between endangered bears and people.
Maps mark where Italian bears and people can coexist
Less than two hours’ drive from Rome, bears still roam the woods. New maps aim to promote coexistence between endangered bears and people.
Team solves puzzle of when bees first evolved
Bees first evolved more than 120 million years ago and diversified faster and spread wider than previously thought.
Dune restoration appeals to people, plants, and birds
Dune restoration could increase the resilience of Southern California’s urban beaches to sea level rise, report researchers.