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Dragon Hunting and the Shooter Bill.

In Buzzati’s story, a count organizes an expedition to kill a dragon threatening his estates. Accompanied by naturalists and hunters, he…

What Is Wildlife Conservation and Why Should We Care? A Simple Guide for Everyone

This Bald Eagles is the example success wildlife conservation .

‘Slaying Monsters’: Lessons From a Washington Tree Sit for Activists Everywhere

In a moment when activists across the globe are peacefully protesting increasing state repression and there are at least two active tree…

Fireflies of my childhood

A rare sight

Et si le village du futur existait déjà… mais seulement dans notre imagination ?

The Technological Congestion of Tones and the Lack of Absent Colors in Sparrows

The city becomes uniform in neutral colors, yet the sparrow, also dressed in neutral colors, becomes a rarity.

Fishing for DNA—How a Cup of River Water Can Reveal Secrets About Human Health, Pollution and…

Environmental DNA contained in a small sample of water, sand or even air can reveal the presence of people, wildlife and pathogens, helping…

📍Genetic Diversity is Important in Forests!

Anyone who has taken the train to Nainital or anywhere in the Kumaon Uttarakhand, will have alighted at the last train station of the…

We Chose the Wrong Animal for the American Plains

Why the BLM’s bison decision in Montana hurts our homeland, not just Indigenous hopes

California Native Plants

Let’s get to know them, Part 2

It Began at the Dining Table: Learning about Food Security in Mollo, South Central Timor

Last August, I took a sabbatical leave. To make the most of that time, one of the activities I joined was Tanuan Sufa Kauf, a week-long…

What is Cape Flats Sand Fynbos and why should you care?

Exploring Cape Town’s threatened lowland biodiversity

What If Buildings Gave Something Back?

Bird nests, bat roosts and bee bricks — built into the facade itself, not bolted on afterwards.

When Ecosystems Collapse and Markets Respond: Reading the Warning Signs of Accelerated…

Introduction: The Convergence of Ecological Breakdown and Climate Finance

How Scientists Are Giving Rare Turtle Babies a Head Start on Life

By raising hatchlings in captivity through their first winter, researchers hope more threatened turtles survive to adulthood.

The Hidden Role of Biodiversity in Making Coastal Ecosystems More Resilient

Conservation discussions often focus on protecting individual species or restoring damaged habitats. While these efforts remain essential…

Climate Change is Already Causing Local Extinctions. The Biggest Surprise is Where.

Scientists expected tropical species to be hardest hit. Instead, nearly half of animals and plants in North America and Europe are…

JALAN DAMAI MENUJU KETAHANAN EKOLOGI

Writer: Lorenzo Elton Meo (Master of Forest and Nature Conservation)

Assessment of mangrove diversity in Santa Cruz, Davao Del Sur, Philippines

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How Do Introduced Parrots Thrive In Cities?

Are parrots competing with native bird species for essential resources or are they living in unexploited ecological spaces?

Glimpse of My Journey as a Freshman

The Convergence Crisis: When Climate Science, Corporate Accountability, and Biodiversity Loss…

Introduction: Reading the Warning Signs Across Multiple Fronts

7 Powerful Reasons Nature Is Transforming Biodiversity Healthcare

Modern healthcare is often associated with hospitals, advanced technology, artificial intelligence, pharmaceutical breakthroughs, and…

[Balcony Quest] Marigold’s HiddenAbility

An Alchemy Spell That Summons a 「Mini Ecosystem」 on CityBalconies

Incheon National University Study Evaluates eDNA metabarcoding for Fish Diversity Assessment

Analysis of 59 datasets shows eDNA excels at detecting fish diversity but remains limited for biomass estimation

Misguided Conservation: When “Green” Action Lacks Common Sense

Between manicured lawns and clear-cut riverbanks: Why our attempts to save nature often achieve the exact opposite.

The Moore Charitable & The Islas Secas Foundations’ Commitment to the Gulf of Chiriquí

On World Oceans Day, we reflect on decades of grantmaking by the Islas Secas Foundation in one of the Western Hemisphere’s most biodiverse…

Biodiversity Net Gain Planning Made Simple with Biodiversity Units UK

Navigating Biodiversity Net Gain Planning can be challenging for developers, planning consultants, and landowners, especially with the UK’s…

Why Should You Choose Gardening As Your HoBBY:

Gardening is one of the most rewarding hobbies that people of all ages can enjoy. It not only adds beauty to your surroundings but also…

The First Mirror Held Up to the Living World: Inside the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity…

As the peer review of the inaugural draft global report unfolds this June, the world confronts whether its most ambitious post-Aichi…

Food Chain in Forest Ecosystems: Trophic Levels, Examples, and Energy Flow

Forest ecosystems contain interconnected food chains that transfer energy between plants, herbivores, carnivores, omnivores, and…

Indonesia Berharga: Essay pribadi mengenai opini saya mengenai Indonesia

Jika kita mendengar kata Indonesia, apa yang pertama kali terlintas bagi sebagian orang? Kampung halaman? Makanan penuh cita rasa? atau…

The Forest Never Entered the Room

I was invited to the Philanthropy Asia Summit 2026 in Singapore through a referral code from one of my organization’s partners. Before…

It’s “No Mow May.” But does not mowing your lawn really help bees?

How native flowers, less pesticides, and habitats offer real hope for struggling bees.

International Dynamics

Countries have created international treaties such as the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and CITES to slow biodiversity loss and…

Baobab Trees in Malawi: The Silent Pillars of Biodiversity and Survival

Beyond their iconic silhouette, these ancient giants are the unsung heroes of biodiversity and community resilience.

International Biological Diversity Day 2026: Unlocking the Invisible Biogold of the Bengal Delta

Original article published in Bangla Stream at https://banglastream.net/op-ed/bskzhbynjvcu

Proforestation Beyond the Human: Forests, Climate Emergency, and the Undoing of Mastery

By Rob Lewis

The Man Who Shaped a Kerala Within Kerala

A story of homeland, ancestral land, biodiversity, and a lifelong love written on earth

Monoculture Collapse and the Rise of Climate-Resilient Landraces in Modern Agriculture

What Is Monoculture?

The Fight for LAGO: Celebrating the New Exmouth Gulf Marine Park

LAGO is a delightful local abbreviation for the most serene experience I’ve ever had in a place that is — at last — the Exmouth Gulf Marine…

Conservation Blind Spot: Are we ignoring South America’s richests forests?

Conservation Blind Spot: Are we ignoring South America’s richests forests?Carlos Zorrilla

Something is Getting Quieter Out There

And we’ve been too distracted to notice.

Pill Bugs (Roly-Polies) in the Garden

The tiny crustaceans hiding underneath rocks, mulch, and flower pots

When Peat Dries, Carbon Rises: How KMP is Reversing the Cycle

Peatlands are among the world’s most important natural carbon stores. Hidden beneath dense tropical forests, layers of waterlogged organic…

Under Rated & Underground: The Worm Report

These tiny engineers have been around for 500 million years, & you’ve probably stepped on one this week.

Learning about Marine Biodiversity made me Amazed 💙…

I mean, Can you believe that — More than 80% of life on Earth actually lives in the ocean??? And here’s the crazy part — we’ve explored…

Interaction vs. Interference: How We Are Actually Supposed to Act Around Animals

The heartbreaking tragedy at the Dubare Elephant Camp in Coorg — where a tourist lost her life after getting trapped during a sudden fight…

The Architects of Nature: Why We Can’t Save Ecosystems Without Keystone Species

Ecosystems work the same way. Some organisms are like the **keystone**. They carry a lot of weight in the ecosystem. These **keystone…