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NASA Gives ‘Hundred Acre Wood’ to Wildlife: A Win for Conservation

Nathan Reeves2 months ago09 mins

NASA transfers 105 acres of forest at Goddard Space Flight Center to Patuxent Research Refuge, creating a wildlife corridor and demonstrating how space agencies can lead in conservation.

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Japan Deploys Bear Cameras in Mountains as Attacks Surge

Amara Osei2 months ago06 mins

Japan deploys hundreds of cameras in northern mountains for a nationwide bear population survey after a record surge in attacks. Experts explain the crisis and what it means for rural communities.

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The Rosalia Beetle: Europe’s Sapphire-Colored Jewel Fights for Survival

Dr. Olivia Grant2 months ago06 mins

The Rosalia longhorn beetle, a brilliant blue saproxylic insect, faces extinction across Europe due to dead wood removal and climate change. Can conservation save it?

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New Model Pinpoints Priority Zones to Save Australia’s Endangered Alpine Ash

Nathan Reeves2 months ago06 mins

New modeling from University of Melbourne and CSIRO pinpoints priority zones to save Australia’s endangered alpine ash from climate change and bushfires, offering a conservation roadmap.

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  • Biology

Spiders Thrive in Boring Forests, Challenging Ecology’s Sacred Cow

Dr. Olivia Grant2 months ago06 mins

New research shows spiders thrive in monotonous managed forests, challenging the ecology dogma that habitat heterogeneity always boosts biodiversity. Conservation implications explored.

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Desperate Elephants Move Closer to Humans as Droughts Drag On

Nathan Reeves2 months ago05 mins

New research shows elephants move closer to humans when droughts last months, not weeks. Find out how prolonged dry spells reshape elephant behavior and raise conflict risks.

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