A groundbreaking nine-year study found that elephants approaching small-scale farms in Kenya avoid beehive fences…
Browsing: Conservation
Conservation is the science and practice of protecting Earth’s natural resources, ecosystems, and biodiversity from degradation and loss. It encompasses efforts to preserve wildlife habitats, combat climate change, restore damaged ecosystems, and sustainably manage land and water. Drawing from ecology, environmental science, and policy, conservation research seeks solutions to pressing environmental challenges while balancing the needs of nature and society. This page presents the latest scientific studies and innovations in conservation, spotlighting strategies to safeguard the planet’s biological richness for future generations.
Researchers have discovered seven new species of tree frogs in Madagascar, named after Star Trek…
The discovery of a new pāua species in Aotearoa showcases the importance of biodiversity research,…
A recent study shows 66% of tropical Key Biodiversity Areas are encountering new temperature regimes,…
Research highlights how the meteor impact that ended the dinosaurs helped spawn the mutualistic relationship…
Global warming may drive endangered whale sharks into busier shipping lanes, raising the risk of…
Chilean orcas have been observed hunting dusky dolphins for the first time, providing insights into…
New research reveals that green turtle hatchlings “swim” through the sand to emerge, rather than…
New research shows that Antarctic krill store as much carbon as key coastal habitats like…
Research indicates that the food-stealing behavior of some seabirds may be a key factor in…
Satellite imagery and local data helped researchers assess how landscape features, such as watering holes…
Researchers have developed a cumulative adversity index that could be adapted to aid conservation efforts.…
Natural disasters such as earthquakes, hurricanes, tsunamis, and volcanic eruptions elevate the extinction risk for…
New research highlights how the kākāpō, a unique flightless bird from New Zealand, evolved green…
Newly identified Antarctic dragonfish, Akarotaxis gouldae, displays unique traits and faces threats from climate change…
An annual migration of over 17 million insects through the Pyrenees has been documented, showcasing…
Elephants communicate using specific calls that function like names, indicating complex social behavior and advanced…
A study reveals unique breeding behaviors in the Andamanese Charles Darwin’s frog, including upside-down egg-laying…