Kenan Ayvataş·Oct 31Scientists Warn Insects Could Functionally Vanish Within a Century, and Almost Nobody Is Talking…Climate change gets the headlines, melting glaciers get the documentaries, and endangered pandas get the fundraising campaigns, complete…
Rumbi Gore·Sep 3Pangolins, totems and mystery mountains: A Zimbabwean conservation storyThere is a running joke among Zimbabweans cautioning anyone who comes across a pangolin to turn and run. Some even go as far as jokingly…
Yogina Situmorang·Aug 14Root Architecture and Soil Shear Strength: Why Plant Type Matters in Soil EngineeringReplacing a natural forest with an oil palm plantation might look like a simple swap of one green canopy for another. After all, both…
BIOFIN-EU·Jul 8From Diplomacy to Data: How the EU is Rewriting the Rules of Nature FinanceAs the world gears up for a crucial season of global environmental summits, the European Union and China have recently stepped up their…
InNotes from the AnthropocenebySaskia Karges·Jun 8Misguided Conservation: When “Green” Action Lacks Common SenseBetween manicured lawns and clear-cut riverbanks: Why our attempts to save nature often achieve the exact opposite.
InThe Hanoma TimesbyBansi Joshi·Apr 3Nagoya Protocol and India’s Biodiversity Conservation Efforts: Strengthening Access and…India, one of the world’s most biodiverse countries, has taken a significant step in global environmental governance by submitting its…
Canadian Science Publishing·Mar 23A retrospective look at Ontario’s biodiversity offsetting approach to protecting species at riskHuman development can harm wild species and their habitats, but there are approaches to limit these harms like through biological…
Magindaknown·Mar 14Magindanawn Balangyawa on World Life Day 2026The Magindaknown, through its Project Balangyawa, joins the global celebration of World Wildlife Day on March 3, 2026. This international…
Megan Carroll·Feb 25Why Biodiversity Loss Matters More To You Than You Think It DoesImagine that you’re heading to the store for your weekly grocery run. You’re planning healthy meals this week and expect a full, colorful…
InPh.D. storiesbyDavid Major·Feb 23Old-growth forest remnants: Passive management legacies in landscapes impacted by air pollutantsThe forests in the Lusatian Mountains have been shaped by the combined pressures of historical management and human-driven disturbances.
