New Study Finds European Breeding Birds Respond Slowly to Climate Change
Researchers from Durham University find that local colonization and extinction of European birds are weakly influenced by climate change
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The Overshadowed Environmental Benefits of Aquaculture
Researchers detail 12 positive impacts of aquaculture on habitats and organisms
Low-Impact Human Presence in Nature Changes Wildlife Behavior
New study shows that merely hiking on trails in national parks may create a "landscape of fear"
Paying Farmers to Create Woodland and Wetland May Help UK Environmental Efforts
UK farmers will change their businesses to aid environmental efforts if the government rewards them well
New Dataset Reveals Biological ‘Treasure Trove’ of Arctic Ocean
The data from this project will help build better models and guide conservation efforts
What Drives Ecosystems to Instability?
Researchers can predict the circumstances under which an ecosystem will be stable or unstable
Pythons Are True Choke Artists
Size alone doesn't explain how invasive Burmese pythons eat such big prey
No ‘Safe Space’ for 12 Key Ocean Species on North American West Coast
Climate-induced changes endanger future of coastal ecosystems
Research Helps Uncover Strikingly Simple Means of Diagnosing Ecosystem Health
Researchers determine that three factors combine to represent more than 70 percent of total ecosystem function
Study Offers Earliest Evidence of Humans Changing Ecosystems with Fire
Early humans in eastern Africa used fire in a way that prevented regrowth of the region’s forests, creating a sprawling bushland that exists today