Creating a sustainable human age we actually want to live in.
Researchers quantified nectar supply in rural and urban areas and found the scale of production in city gardens overwhelming
Some aspects of dirty living can be healthy. A new study posits that the decline of plant and animal diversity in cities may be linked to the recent surge of allergies and other chronic inflammatory diseases.
That more diverse an aquatic area, the more nutrients make it to our plates
Trying to make nature valuable has had a disappointing track record.
In the past, forest restoration could be informed by what once was. Now we have to make hard decisions about what we’re working toward.
Colder, human-engineered caves might help bats survive deadly white-nose syndrome.
As traffic and roads spread across the world, scientists hope a new global study of roadkill could help alert people to where species are most threatened by collisions.
With data from over 1,000 sensors across Europe—and running as much as half a quadrillion calculations per second—the team has created exquisitely detailed maps pinpointing cool habitat oases in a warming planet
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