With a proposed design spanning 200 feet (61 meters) across the 101 freeway, Caltrans in Southern California is moving along with plans to build the world’s largest wildlife crossing and the first of its kind near a major city.
Recently published research looked at the question of, “Instead of looking at how drought affects the forest, how might this go the other way around?”
A recent study found that American black bears tend to become more nocturnal during spring in summer to avoid interacting with humans as they search for food.
In western Australia, researchers have proposed a waterless barrier method to halt the spread of cane toads.
By using a GPS-enabled smartphone, volunteers can capture imagery of tree health around Australia to help researchers map out where trees are dying in Australia.
Researchers believed that thiamine (Vitamin B1) deficiency is playing a role in declining populations of some wildlife.
Tourism can be a great conservation tool as long as it is monitored closely.
Also known as coptic forests, church forests range in size from a few acres to 300 hectares and provide a range of spiritual and ecological benefits to the local community.
A recent paper published in Applied Geography explored ways to improve the determination of biogeographic regions using clustering techniques.
A group of researchers wanted to test if drifting seabirds could offer a novel way of collecting data about sea current velocity and direction.
An international group of scientists led by James E. M. Watson and James R. Allan mapped the world’s remaining terrestrial wilderness in 2016. In 2018, they completed their work by producing a map ofintact ocean ecosystems.
Here are some ways you can determine the difference between the common raven (Corvus corax) and the American crow (Corvus brachyrhynchos).