Creating a sustainable human age we actually want to live in.
When researchers tracked supply chains, they found that existing commitments have already reduced Amazon deforestation by 15%—if policies were implemented across all companies, that number shoots up to 51%.
Researchers will track migratory animals from the International Space Station to predict the next pandemic
The idea is pretty much what it sounds like. The trick is to get from here to there.
If you remove frogs and other "mosquito-reducers" from the landscape, what happens to malaria rates?
offers a glimpse into the new wild
Scientists wielding DNA "vacuums" could sniff out animals living nearby - even hundreds of meters away. The development raises the possibility of tracking biodiversity through DNA floating in the air.
Decades of declining herbivore populations in central African national parks have conservation scientists arguing that smaller reserves might be better for wildlife
Strides in computer power and artificial intelligence have enabled scientists to gauge the almost unimaginable scale of nighttime migrations—more than 700 million birds on some nights in the US.
"What we need is some way of anticipating species that may not be threatened at the moment but have a high chance of becoming threatened in the future.”