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Provide shady spots to protect butterflies from climate change, say scientists
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Logging tropical forests jeopardizes fisheries important for food and livelihood
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BES response to the UN’s Global Biodiversity Outlook report
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The forgotten fauna: introduced seed predators are no surrogate for extinct seed-eating animals on islands
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Insect diversity boosted by combination of crop diversity and semi-natural habitats
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When landscapes change, conservation strategies must change as well
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Snowshoe hare carcasses feed more then the usual suspects, study shows
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New study reveals rarity of the Spirit Bear and gaps in their protection in the Great Bear Rainforest
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Wild bees depend on the landscape structure
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How fish got onto land, and stayed there
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Adapting to climate change: how do we know if it’s working?
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Research shows recovering pine marten population benefits red squirrels, but the grey squirrel still poses a problem in urban areas
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Birds, bees and butter – new study underlines importance of biodiversity for crop production and West African livelihoods
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How lockdown is changing the ecology of our cities?
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