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“#Smartphones prove to be time-saving analytical tools” Scientists can now use mobile imagery and an app to determine bulk density of soil more easily. Credit: Rachel Schutte Seemingly everyone has a smartphone in their pocket, and we find new uses for them every day. They can help us avoid traffic jams or connect us to…
“#US officials seek limits on “habitat” for imperiled species” In this May 8, 2003, file photo, a Northern Spotted Owl flies after an elusive mouse jumping off the end of a stick in the Deschutes National Forest near Camp Sherman, Ore.. The Trump administration is moving to restrict what land and water can be declared…
“#US: Snake River dams will not be removed to save salmon” by Nicholas K. Geranios </p><div> <p>The U.S. government announced Friday that four huge dams on the Snake River in Washington state will not be removed to help endangered salmon migrate to the ocean. <section> </section> The decision thwarts the desires of environmental groups that…
“#South Africa cuts rhino poaching by half: minister” Rhino poaching in South Africa fell by half in the first six months of 2020, in part because a coronavirus lockdown made it harder to get around The number of South African rhinos killed by poachers fell by half in the first six months of the year,…
“#New smartphone game lets you solve real-world ecological puzzles” EcoBuilder, which is downloadable now on smartphones and tablets, teaches players how ecosystems work and aims to crowdsource solutions to unsolved ecological puzzles. Ecosystem research looks at how animals and plants interact with each other and their environment. Climate change and other human interventions pose ongoing…
“#For urban conservation, local resident involvement is key” Credit: The Ohio State University Conservation projects in cities are most likely to succeed when nearby residents are part of the planning and design process and feel ownership over the projects, researchers who spent seven years studying conservation in Cleveland say. Conservation projects in cities also are…
“#Beat the heat with a walrus retreat” Visitors look at a walrus from their hotel room at the Pairi Daiza animal park in Brugelette, on July 30, 2020. Much of western Europe was sweltering in a heatwave on Friday, but visitors to one Belgian safari park could at least seek shelter in an igloo with…
“#Blue crab invasion spells doom for Albanian fishermen” In the marshy coastal area near the Karavasta Lagoon, the blue crab clogs nets and weirs The blue crab may be pretty but it is a menace along Albania’s coast. A source of daily anguish for Balkan fishermen struggling to make ends meet, the invasive species is…
“#Ancient mountain formation and monsoons helped create a modern biodiversity hotspot” A plant press used by the researchers doing fieldwork in the Hengduan Mountains. Credit: Deren Eaton One of the big questions in biology is why certain plants and animals are found in some places and not others. Figuring out how species evolve and spread,…
“#Tierra del Fuego: Marine ecosystems from 6,000 to 5,000 years ago” Credit: Pixabay/CC0 Public Domain Global warming will modify the distribution and abundance of fish worldwide, with effects on the structure and dynamics of food networks. However, making precise predictions on the consequences of this global phenomenon is hard without having a wide historical perspective….