Pollination loss removes healthy foods from global diets, increases chronic diseases causing excess deaths Debbie Banks . December 14, 2022 Changes in land-use, use of harmful pesticides, and advancing climate change threaten wild pollinators, imperiling human supply of healthy foods.
Wildlife study: Cheetah marking trees are hotspots for communication among other species as well Debbie Banks . December 03, 2022 Mammals on Namibian farmland maintain communication networks within and between species.
Tropical wildlife keep similar routines around the world Hannah Steiner . December 01, 2022 How do wildlife use their time? A new study shows what motivates the daily ramble of tropical populations.
AFRICA: the circular economy, an ally for the ecological transition Hannah Steiner . December 01, 2022 In Japan, for example, where the government began a transition to the circular economy in 2000, 650,000 jobs have been....
COP 15: Africa’s protected areas at the heart of the summit Hannah Steiner . November 29, 2022 The framework agreement includes the 30/30 target. A draft global agreement for biodiversity, aiming to convert 30% of the planet....
Vitamins: It's best to get them from food, not a bottle Debbie Banks . November 27, 2022 Bottled vitamins might seem a convenient way to get all the important nutrients, but the best delivery method is still....
AFRICA: EarthRanger programme strengthens management of 6 protected areas Hannah Steiner . November 27, 2022 “Protected areas in Africa are experiencing degradation and loss of biodiversity due to habitat destruction and unsustainable resource exploitation.”
What octopus and human brains have in common Debbie Banks . November 26, 2022 From an evolutionary perspective, octopuses are unique among invertebrates.
