“Global Safety Net” To Fight Pandemics and Climate Change
Science Advances has recently published an article outlining the importance of saving nature to combat climate change, contributing to the
Continue readingWilderness Research and Science
Science Advances has recently published an article outlining the importance of saving nature to combat climate change, contributing to the
Continue readingRecent research highlights a potential tipping point for forest environments and their biodiversity. Nitrogen accumulation is threatening to change the
Continue readingResearchers under the lead of Newcastle University and BirdLife International have calculated how many mammal and bird species we would
Continue readingForests cover roughly a third of our planet´s land and provide countless services to humanity. This is especially true in
Continue readingIf there is one thing that we recognised from the COVID-19 pandemic, it is the unwillingness of people to accept
Continue readingFor many, nature conservation is a charity cause. A nice-to-have, but secondary to ‘real’ issues like the economic situation. This
Continue readingContrary to what the term would imply, nature conservation is not only a natural but also a very social science.
Continue readingIn the last century, humans have altered the Earth’s surface in many ways. Most people are aware of climate change,
Continue readingInsects are crucial for the pollination of many plants and trees. They also play a vital role in the agricultural
Continue readingContinuing our series about Wilderness research, today Yehor Yatsiuk tells us about his impressions from of the few remaining patches
Continue readingThe Covid crisis has turned our world upside down. After months of complete shutdown and subsequent slow re-opening, a second
Continue readingToday, we are happy to share a story from Iryna Yatsiuk, a mycologist from Eastern Ukraine living is Estonia. A
Continue readingClose followers of our website and our onlive events might have already noticed that we conducted three webinars in cooperation
Continue readingA proposal for the world’s first science national park has been submitted to Finland’s Ministry of the Environment with a
Continue readingBats are a fascinating group of animals, but they got a lot of bad publicity in the the context of
Continue readingWith this iconic title, the Club of Rome published the first report that proved that ever growing population, manufacturing, agricultural
Continue readingA new paper published in Science recently by McDowell et al. showed how the forests are becoming younger and shorter,
Continue readingIt has been 30 years since the Dutch government agreed to actively restore nature and invest large amounts of money
Continue readingThe conflict about illegally logged timber in Romania has already seen various stages of escalation. Now science has also been
Continue readingA large scientific review, published in the journal Science last month, performed an analysis on the trends of insect abundance
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