wildlife

This method of surveying animal populations is most applicable when studying the charismatic megafauna that tourists are usually interested in, and in areas with established tourism programs

Dr. Ronald J. Kendall is head of the Wildlife Toxicology Laboratory and professor of Environmental Toxicology in the Department of Environmental Toxicology at Texas Tech University

Syracuse University professor notes up to 75 percent drop in larger wildlife species populations in parts of Serengeti-Mara ecosystem

The method will help wildlife researchers who depend on photographs to identify individual animals by their unique markings

A pioneering new project trials fingerprinting techniques to battle pangolin poaching

African elephants like to rumble, naked mole rats trade soft chirps while fireflies alternate flashes in courtship dialogues

The global demographic and economic trends that have resulted in unprecedented destruction of the environment are now creating the necessary conditions for a possible renaissance of nature, paper says

In a recent study, the researchers compiled and analyzed all of the publicly available documents describing 667 hunt management systems

Unidentifiable bits of animals and plants can now be rapidly identified with a DNA barcoding field kit for a major impact on wildlife trafficking measures and invasive species control at ports of entry