Ecosystems Research update Can native superorganisms keep invasive species at bay? Cooperation may be key to preserving ecosystems, model finds Read article: Can native superorganisms keep invasive species at bay?
Ecosystems Research update How can science best help bees? Team identifies knowledge gaps in historic data, collaboration, monitoring and more in bid to boost pollinator conservation Read article: How can science best help bees?
Ecosystems Video Tracking pelagic thresher sharks Find out why conservationists are monitoring our finned friends in the Philippines Read article: Tracking pelagic thresher sharks
Ecosystems Research update Conservation payments reduce deforestation on land next door Pilot project with indigenous communities in Amazon has minimal impact on area inside scheme Read article: Conservation payments reduce deforestation on land next door
Ecosystems Research update Selective logging will not be enough to sustain timber production in Amazonia Forest regrowth is too slow to recover timber stocks, researchers find Read article: Selective logging will not be enough to sustain timber production in Amazonia
Climate Research update Wet weather sinks carbon into coastal temperate rainforests Yet Pacific Northwest’s dense soil carbon stores are vulnerable to climate change Read article: Wet weather sinks carbon into coastal temperate rainforests
Ecosystems Feature Listening for sharks Louise Murray looks at how scientists are using acoustics to learn more about pelagic thresher sharks’ behaviour and how to better protect them Read article: Listening for sharks
Climate Research update Warm weather drives Antarctic krill south Population shifts could have dire consequences for Southern Ocean ecosystems Read article: Warm weather drives Antarctic krill south
Ecosystems Research update Muskrat drop when habitat dries Semiaquatic rodent’s population numbers and density closely tied to availability of temporarily flooded land Read article: Muskrat drop when habitat dries
Ecosystems News Humans drive sixth mass extinction wave For the sixth time since life on Earth began, scientists say, mass extinction is a threat. This time, though, is different. The cause is us Read article: Humans drive sixth mass extinction wave