Llamas can mitigate some of climate change’s harmful effects
“…llamas, when managed by Indigenous herders, are accelerating soil fertility and plant succession.”
“…llamas, when managed by Indigenous herders, are accelerating soil fertility and plant succession.”
“…llamas, when managed by Indigenous herders, are accelerating soil fertility and plant succession.”
The distribution of rare butterflies in Eastern Denmark has plummeted by 72% in just 26 years, researchers report.
The distribution of rare butterflies in Eastern Denmark has plummeted by 72% in just 26 years, researchers report.
A new way to preserve coral, called “cryopreservation,” opens a path to year-round sample collection, critical for managing ocean threats.
Just months after the 2018 Mendocino fire, animals began returning. “We were surprised that many species seem to be resistant [to the impacts of the fire].”
Even tropical animals that live in protected areas aren’t safe from the effects of human activity, a new study shows.
Naturally fire-prone ecosystems tend to have more species of birds and mammals, according to a new study.
Naturally fire-prone ecosystems tend to have more species of birds and mammals, according to a new study.
Animals, the seeds they disperse, and the plants result are part of a delicate and threatened ecosystem on Mauritius.