Biodiversity and Conservation
How can we reduce the impact of fishing?
Scientists propose three simple rules for minimizing the impact of fishing on fish populations.
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Scientists propose three simple rules for minimizing the impact of fishing on fish populations.
Scientists tried to find out if and how Africa can meet its future demand for grain as its population increases.
Scientists wanted to find out how consumption in our everyday life affects climate change.
Scientists find out that rainforests are not so vulnerable to deforestation as they previously thought.
Scientists wanted to find out what effect climate change will have on crops.
Scientists radio tracking the whereabouts of red deer and wood grouse (a rare bird species) in the Black Forest in Germany to see how the animals respond to people’s presence in the forest.
Scientists wanted to find out who’s responsible for more trees falling down in South Africa.
Researchers map out the spawning grounds of fish along the East Coast of the US in order to manage those fisheries sustainably.
Wind turbines sometimes injure vultures flying by. Researchers are looking for ways to solve this problem.
Researchers test new designs for wind turbines, inspired by plants!
Researchers investigated the nutrient content and microbial safety of lettuce grown on the International Space Station.
Scientists wanted to find out whether dinosaurs could have lived year round and nested in the Arctic.
Archaeologists wanted to find out who a person buried in an early medieval grave with jewelry and swords really was.
Scientists investigated the impact of single-food substitutions on carbon emissions and water use.
