There is still something to be said for human silence
Researchers experiment with increasing the acoustic carrying capacity of a park
Researchers experiment with increasing the acoustic carrying capacity of a park
A study finds that crops occur in every category of protected habitat on the planet, making up 6% of all conserved land
A new study found that carbon, nitrogen and soil density in cleared forests reached 90% of levels in untouched forests after 1 to 9 years. They key was leaving them alone.
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.
Sharks attack very few people—but current mitigation efforts kill a lot of sharks. Is blimp-based surveillance a better option?
In a recent paper, researchers argue it's time for a new field: fence ecology.
They transplanted native crabs to degraded coral reefs patches to help clear out the seaweed. It worked better than they imagined.
Elephants inhabit complicated and changing landscapes—and they have a knack for covering themselves with mud. Machine learning solves the problem.
After a Sweden company shut down tourist traffic to a bird watching island, an influx of eagles wreaked havoc on the murre breeding season