Coupling big data with conservation
Scientists highlight opportunities to generate sustainable solutions.
‘Insect apocalypse’ not so clear-cut
Mega-study shows declines are highly variable.
To protect biodiversity, small habitats matter
Study informs global conservation efforts to avert mass extinction.
How we can restore marine life by 2050
Scientists map out strategies to save the oceans.
Some small-brained birds aren’t that silly
They simply breed more to survive chaotic cities.
Whisker-printing to identify individual lions
New technique better maps their numbers and density.
Biodiversity hotspots most vulnerable to accelerated climate change
Refuges enabled organisms to survive past climatic cataclysms.
Global roadmap to insect recovery
International researchers urge a suite of conservation measures.
Moves like a marsupial, climbs like a primate
The koala is built for life in the trees.
Going on safari? A disruptive empowerment revolution offers wildlife tours with a difference.
Putting safari ownership in the hands of local guides offers a deeper experience while empowering communities and promoting wildlife conservation.
Male elephants stick together when humans are around
Behavioural adaption is creating a new social order, research suggests.
New gaming app set to inspire the next generation of conservationists
A new, fun gaming app is in the works to teach children how to care for exotic and endangered animals and return them to the wild.
Tackling poverty could reduce elephant poaching and boost conservation
Variations in elephant poaching rates are associated with levels of poverty and corruption.
Sustainable guitars – giving back to the trees and communities that helped create music
Just over two years ago, Scott Paul landed his dream job. Former director of Greenpeace’s forest campaign in the US, he was head-hunted by guitar maker Bob Taylor for an ambitious reforestation project
