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The Bottleneck in Forest Monitoring Isn't in Orbit
3+ hour, 34+ min ago (401+ words) This is the first of two posts on why remote sensing keeps underdelivering on its promise for forest protection. This one is about the challenges practitioners actually run into. The second is about why the field keeps failing to see…...
What to Do If a Bat Flies Into Your Apartment: Tips from the Kyiv City State Administration - sud.ua
1+ hour, 11+ min ago (186+ words) The Kyiv Data Portal has published two new datasets about species of animals, plants, and fungi that are protected within the capital’s territory. In total, 634 species are included in the lists. Specifically, 390 species of animals and 244 species of plants and…...
How networks and the Global Environment Facility can turn national reporting into lasting biodiversity monitoring capacity - Nature Reviews Biodiversity
1+ hour, 18+ min ago (259+ words) Nature Reviews Biodiversity (2026) Cite this article The first cycle of national reporting under the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework revealed that a gap persists between what parties must measure and what most report. Closing this implementation gap requires investment and coordination…...
Native Plant Communities: Salt Marshes
1+ hour, 56+ min ago (661+ words) Maine Native Plants, Maine's Naturalist, News & Notes, Scarborough Marsh · September 15, 2026 Closer to the coast, obligate saltwater species dominate. In Salt-hay Saltmarshes, species occur in bands matching up with tidal inundation zones. The meadow is filled with Cordgrasses and Saltmarsh Rush,…...
Lake pollution changed fish behavior in a way scientists didn’t expect
4+ hour, 44+ min ago (1109+ words) Synthetic estrogen changed fish parenting, aggression, and reproduction in a whole lake, revealing risks that laboratory studies can miss. What washes into rivers and lakes does not simply disappear. Some chemicals can stay active at extremely low levels, and if…...
Hami Pterosaur Museum | China | World's First Pterosaur Museum | Fossils - Aaj News
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World’s first museum of prehistoric flying reptiles opens in China's Xinjiang
5+ hour, 17+ min ago (250+ words) A science museum focused on pterosaurs, a winged reptile closely related to dinosaurs, opened on Sunday in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in northwest China, Xinhua reported. The world's first of its kind, this museum is located in a national geopark…...
County Durham Residents Invited to Share Views on Heathland Grazing - Durham Magazine
3+ hour, 8+ min ago (235+ words) Durham County Council is considering GPS-controlled conservation grazing at Waldridge Fell, near Chester-le-Street, as a way to improve biodiversity and support the site’s long-term management. As part of these proposals, the council is looking to install two new sections of…...
USC researchers finds LA's tree-spacing rules may be too restrictive
3+ hour, 10+ min ago (446+ words) LOS ANGELES — High temperatures seen across Southern California are a reminder of how much Los Angeles stands to benefit from more trees. However, its own tree-spacing rules may be making it harder to plant them. A new study by USC…...
Wildflower strips versus organic farming
2+ hour, 36+ min ago (36+ words) Students taking measurements from organically grown winter wheat near Göttingen Landscape and Conservation Ecology Group Institute of Ecology and Botany Journal of Applied Ecology Comparing ecological and economic benefits of organic farming and annual flower strips...