Sea Otter Return Helps Seagrass Recovery
Once again, sea otters are helping to demonstrate that the conservation of one species can have significant benefits to many others.
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Piping Plovers Disturbed by People
A study examining the effects of human disturbance on piping plovers has discovered that activities such as coastal modifications and recreational use of beaches have negative impacts on the birds, even on their non-breeding grounds.
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Fungi: The Hidden Helper of our Woodlands
The absence of the constantly searching mycelia of fungi would be detrimental to one organism in particular, one that many others rely on; trees.
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Catching Invasives Early
The first global meta-analysis of the characteristics and size of invasive alien species' impacts on native species as invaders become more abundant has been conducted. The study highlights the increasing need for early detection and rapid response.
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A-Z of Invasive Marine Species: Green sea fingers
It is an invasive species of seaweed in the family Codiaceae and originally from Japan.
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Historical Records Track Gibbon Decline
Today, gibbons are some of China’s most threatened species, surviving in only a few remote forest patches in the far southwest of the country. All four species face extinction.
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