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Migratory bats near wind turbines can be tracked by new radar technology.

Researchers have identified 153 species being traded on dark web marketplaces

Understanding the role of species abundances is critical for guiding ecosystem conservation and management efforts.

Nutrient Network publications include substantial contributions by all authors, documented in detail.

A new study highlights the significance of multi-species monitoring for effective habitat management

Researchers studied orca pods from Canada's coasts, all the way to those in northern Norway.

Sunflower pollen helps bumblebees to combat diseases, two new studies investigate the reasons why.

Which method of intercropping is the most effective? A new study investigates

UNIL scientists have created a guide for measuring the influence of 'ecosystem engineers' on ecosystems.

A trial of double-anonymous peer review addresses possible biases and seeks to improve equity in publishing.

How can we manage biodiversity threats in a more cost effective way? Australian scientists have the solution

Even deserts are succumbing to the effects of climate change in new research from the University of California, Riverside

Scientists examine bug buffets as a conservation effort to protect little brown bats from white-nose syndrome

Scientists have proven that the use of prescribed fires does not always protect forests from bushfires

A new study investigates how the combined interaction of climate change and invasive species can threaten biodiversity