35 articles tagged with "biodiversity"
A recent study published in Nature indicates that tropical trees demonstrate more cooperative behavior than those found in temperate regions, highlighting their role in ecosystem interactions.
The discovery of 24 new marine species in a zone proposed for battery metals mining underscores the importance of biodiversity and raises questions about environmental impacts.
Strategic angle: An international research team has discovered a unique spider species in the Ecuadorian Amazon that mimics a parasitic fungus.
Strategic angle: A new study reveals diverse life forms thriving nearly 10 kilometers below the ocean's surface in Japan's trenches.
Strategic angle: A study reveals how snow leopards, leopards, and Himalayan wolves share habitats in Nepal's Lapchi Valley by dividing their prey.
Strategic angle: Insects, comprising up to 90% of all animal species, face critical survival challenges due to rising temperatures in tropical regions.
Strategic angle: Citizen science data reveals early flowering, nesting and insect activity as global heating accelerates seasonal change.
Strategic angle: Natura 2000 aims to protect biodiversity across the EU with its extensive network of protected areas.
Strategic angle: A new study highlights the growing reliance on less beneficial species in aquaculture, raising concerns for food security and biodiversity.
Strategic angle: A new initiative aims to create a comprehensive index for butterfly species to enhance conservation efforts globally.
Strategic angle: A recent study reveals that only 25% of priority areas for freshwater fish protection in Colombia overlap with existing protected areas.
Strategic angle: PlantNet offers a wealth of data for identifying plants and understanding biodiversity.
Strategic angle: Taxonomic and phylogenetic endemism highlight the unique biodiversity of Central China.
Strategic angle: The first comprehensive report on the state of U.S. lands, water, and wildlife highlights significant trends affecting both ecosystems and human health.
Strategic angle: A groundbreaking discovery reveals a new superfamily of marine life, shedding light on ocean biodiversity.
Strategic angle: Museum collections are evolving to meet modern research needs.
Strategic angle: An international research team has created high-resolution global maps of invasion risk for alien plant species, revealing significant shifts due to climate change.
Strategic angle: National Trust reports positive impact of beavers on local habitats one year after reintroduction.
Strategic angle: A new species discovered in the Galapagos Islands adds to the legacy of Darwin's evolutionary theory.
Strategic angle: New research highlights the ecological benefits of beavers in wetland habitats.
Strategic angle: A new study reveals how invasive pollinators are fundamentally altering native plant-pollinator interactions in Chile.
Strategic angle: New study enhances understanding of deep-sea biodiversity and evolutionary processes.
Strategic angle: The South China Sea faces growing threats from subsurface marine heat waves that could impact its rich biodiversity and fisheries.
Strategic angle: New research highlights the regional uniqueness of sponge species in the Indo-Pacific, a vital area for marine biodiversity.
Strategic angle: Recent analysis reveals a concerning trend in the rate of species turnover within ecosystems.
Strategic angle: Environmental DNA offers a new approach to marine conservation efforts in Australia.
Strategic angle: Researchers have uncovered a universal pattern showing how temperature affects life on Earth.
Strategic angle: Research led by the University of Cambridge and the RSPB shows that farming wetland-adapted crops on wetter peat can enhance bird biodiversity.
Strategic angle: Mangrove forests are crucial for coastal protection and biodiversity, but new data indicates a decline in their resilience.
Strategic angle: Researchers discover how the scarlet monkeyflower survived a four-year drought in California through rapid evolution.
Strategic angle: Adopting less invasive timber harvesting techniques aids tropical forest recovery and enhances carbon storage.
Strategic angle: Scientists at the University of East Anglia uncover a link between gut health and the immune system through the Seychelles warbler.
Strategic angle: Research shows that while king penguins currently thrive in a warming climate, future changes may pose risks to their survival.
Strategic angle: Research shows that cattle grazing has significantly increased plant diversity in the Yorkshire Dales.
Strategic implications in focus: Half of nations have met a UN deadline to report on how they are tackling biodiversity loss.