How a dropped bag of Cheetos had 'world changing' impact on life in a cave
A dropped snack in Carlsbad Caverns can disrupt the delicate cave ecosystem, highlighting the significant impact of human activity on these environments. [ more ]
How a dropped bag of Cheetos had 'world changing' impact on life in a cave
A dropped snack in Carlsbad Caverns can disrupt the delicate cave ecosystem, highlighting the significant impact of human activity on these environments. [ more ]
Scientists issue PSA after discovering highly invasive NYC species capable of spreading across entire East Coast: 'We're talking about a big, big issue here'
The invasive ManhattAnt poses a significant threat to local biodiversity in New York City. [ more ]
Here's what's missing from the invasive species narrative
Invasive species management is often reactive, focusing on established species rather than prevention strategies due to human activity driving their spread. [ more ]
Scientists issue PSA after discovering highly invasive NYC species capable of spreading across entire East Coast: 'We're talking about a big, big issue here'
The invasive ManhattAnt poses a significant threat to local biodiversity in New York City. [ more ]
Here's what's missing from the invasive species narrative
Invasive species management is often reactive, focusing on established species rather than prevention strategies due to human activity driving their spread. [ more ]
Living in a small mountain town is intertwined with the surrounding ecosystem, shaping daily life with natural elements and historic industry impacts. [ more ]
How a Crisis for Vultures Led to a Human Disaster: Half a Million Deaths
The sudden decline of vultures in India resulted in over half a million excess human deaths, showcasing the critical role of keystone species in ecosystems. [ more ]
How a Crisis for Vultures Led to a Human Disaster: Half a Million Deaths
The sudden decline of vultures in India resulted in over half a million excess human deaths, showcasing the critical role of keystone species in ecosystems. [ more ]
More intense, frequent tropical cyclones may devastate seabird colonies study
Severe declines in seabird populations occurred after a category-5 cyclone hit Bedout Island, indicating potential unsustainable losses as cyclones become more frequent and intense due to global heating. [ more ]