The European Union is in the process of financing two research programs with public funds developing a new tillage tool intended, according to its designers, to “store atmospheric CO₂ in
All posts in biodiversity
Over 4,600 species of vertebrates are under threat due to mineral extraction for materials needed for our transition to clean energy, according to a study published in the journal Current
Logged forests can still have ecological value if logging is not pushed too far, according to a study published in Nature. A team of researchers from Imperial College London analysed
We need to choose carefully where we plant energy crops to minimise biodiversity loss, according to a study published in Journal of Applied Ecology. Energy crops are used for heat,
The release of genetically selected Arabian leopards into the wild can significantly help these animals recover and avoid extinction, according to a study published in the scientific journal Evolutionary Applications.
An international team of researchers, including from various European institutions, propose a new method for governments to calculate the benefits of protecting biodiversity for future generations, according to a study
Converting rainforest into farming land restructures food webs (energy transfer in the ecosystem) and fundamentally changes how they operate, according to a study published in Nature. Every day, more rainforests
If the poaching of critically endangered Kordofan giraffes continues, it will inevitably result in their extinction in just 15 years in the Cameroon’s Bénoué National Park, according to a study
A study sheds new light into how species adapt to environmental changes within just a few generations, according to a study published in the scientific journal Current Biology. Environmental changes
Researchers at the University of Sheffield, UK, warn that wildlife trade could alter key ecological processes in some of the world’s most biodiverse regions, according to a study published in