A conversation about theoretical ecology with physicists Ada Altieri and Silvia De Monte
Read article: From rabbits and foxes to the human gut microbiome, physics is helping us understand the natural world
Study finds that under extreme-warming conditions increased nitrogen in the soil can aid plant-shoot growth
Read article: Plants receive nitrogen boost in hotter climes
Mix of ecosystem services conforms to one of several archetypes, data show
Read article: Researchers classify city hinterlands
Coastal birds may be more vulnerable to widespread offshore development
Read article: Strategic wind farm siting could help seabirds
Finding common ground could help understand and adapt to Arctic climate change
Read article: Sharing scientific and indigenous knowledge brings new insights
Shrubs and barren land encroach on grassland and pasture due to illegal crossings and border patrol activity
Read article: Human activity damages Mexico–US border
APES database reveals findings that could boost conservation in West Africa; data-sharing approach would benefit other species too
Read article: One-tenth of western chimps live close to planned development corridors
Black River tree rings reveal growth conditions over 2624 years
Read article: Bald cypress trees extend climate record in eastern US
Fewer carp live in streams in logged areas of Borneo
Read article: Rainforest destruction harms fish too
Can animals adapt to climate change? And if so, can species adapt fast enough to ensure survival? Reports so far are not promising
Read article: Animals adapt to climate heat, but too slowly
