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  • A Windbreak Grid in Hokkaido

    Forest buffers help protect grazing land and animals from the Japanese island's cold, windy winters.

  • Bacterial Behaviour Influences Cloud Formation

    ETH researchers have analysed individual marine bacterial cells to show that metabolic processes inside them determine the amount of gas they release, which is involved in cloud formation.

  • Tree Trunks Take a Licking as Koalas Source Water

    First study to show koalas drink water by licking tree trunks.

  • Thousands of Miles of Planned Asian Roads Threaten the Heart of Tiger Habitat

    Nearly 15,000 miles of new Asian roads will be built in tiger habitat by mid-century, deepening the big cat’s extinction risk and highlighting the need for bold new conservation measures now, according to a new study.

  • NOAA Researchers Model Risk of Asian Carp Invasion in Lake Huron

    New ecosystem model examines potential effects of Asian carp becoming established in Saginaw Bay, Lake Huron

  • Big Problems, Little Solutions

    Every step we take, whether across a grassy park or down a city sidewalk, below our feet is an ecosystem teeming with life.

  • Watching the Flow of Water Through Oak Woodlands at Arbor Creek Experimental Watershed

    Foothill oak woodlands are among the most familiar ecosystems in California.

  • Tuning Into Dolphin Chatter Could Boost Conservation Efforts

    Tuning in to the signature 'whistles' of dolphins could prove a game-changer in being able to accurately track the movements of this much-loved protected species.

  • Understanding Deer Damage is Crucial When Planting New Forests

    Scientists at the University of Southampton and Forest Research say understanding the risk of damage by deer to new and existing forests in Britain is crucial when considering their expansion.

  • Arctic Wildlife Uses Extreme Method to Save Energy

    Researchers from Lund University and the University of Tromsø have examined the immune system strength of the Svalbard rock ptarmigan in the Arctic.

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