NewsEuropean Common Hippopotamus Fossil Reveals Their Middle Pleistocene Dispersalby PLOSNew analysis settles long-standing confusion about the age of a key fossil
NewsStudy Proposes New Framework to Identify Keystone Microbial Speciesby Brigham and Women's HospitalStudy shows the strength of machine learning for identifying microbial keystone species
NewsRoaming Seabirds Need Ocean-Wide Protectionby University of ExeterNew study sheds light on where Indian Ocean seabirds go when they are not breeding
NewsResearcher Scans Tropical Forest with Mixed-Reality Deviceby Rice UniversityNovel field application of HoloLens and VegSense used for habitat mapping
NewsTheories about the Natural World May Need to Change to Reflect Human Impactby Bangor UniversityCall to consider whether and how to include human impacts into our understanding of the natural world today
NewsEnvironmental Assessments Should Factor in Ecological Connectivityby Concordia UniversityCase studies of development projects reveal the benefits of thinking about biodiversity protection early in process
NewsConservation Efforts May Be Missing Half the World’s Speciesby eLifeAnalysis of what drives different scientific and societal interest in global species suggests we are missing knowledge
NewsCollaborative Salt Marsh Research Championed by UNF and Global Scientistsby University of North FloridaNew work provides a framework and guidance for salt marsh studies
NewsTropical Trees Use Social Distancing to Maintain Biodiversityby University of Texas at AustinUsing computer models, researchers found that tree species can be more negatively affected by their own kind
NewsScientists Solve ‘Enigma’ of Pygmy Right Whales’ Feeding Habitsby FrontiersUnderstudied species of baleen whales are "homebodies" who stay and feed in waters off southern Australia year-round