More: wild life
Shark feeding in Fuvahmulah may appear controlled, but it creates serious long-term risks
Martina Zimmitti is an Italian ethologist and marine mammal specialist with over a decade of experience in the Maldives. She has combined academic research...
Parsing Pakistan’s Markhor Diplomacy
Geographical fortune often blesses countries with unique opportunities to strengthen diplomatic relations and generate foreign exchange, as demonstrated by China. The entire global population...
Nepal’s Animal Diplomacy
Nepal, a small mountainous country, struggles to strategically develop its diplomatic strength to enhance its international relations. Nepal needs to depend on non-traditional mechanisms...
Beyond the sleigh: reindeer and their bonds with Arctic peoples
The relationship between indigenous peoples in the Arctic region and their herds reveals a rich history and provides clues about how to protect it.
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Man is not the only endangered species at COP 28
December 28 2023 will mark the fiftieth anniversary of President Richard Nixon’s signing of the United States Endangered Species Act (ESA). In these contentious...
Lynxes and vultures offer insights for European wildlife conservation
EU research is providing the most far-reaching analysis of efforts to boost wild-cat populations and aiding scavengers that help balance the ecosystem.
By Vedrana Simičević
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Stars and inner compass guide moths and birds, say researchers
Longstanding questions about how migratory animals navigate are being answered through the study of eye molecules and the quantum realm.
By Gareth Willmer
Grey-brown bogong moths may...
The Willow Project Threatens Alaska Bird Breeding Paradise
Under the beautiful iridescent Northern sky lies a haven for birds, a Paris of the avian world, its Eiffel Tower a beautiful lake, its...
Seals, Satellites and Dung Beetles -What Links Them?
Imagine hunting for a fish dinner in the middle of the ocean, in the middle of the night without flashlight, compass, or iPhone ....
Cloistered Arctic whales face a bigger climate threat than polar bears
By Ethan Bilby
They swim in icy waters off the coast of Greenland, dive to depths of nearly two kilometres and are so secluded that, once...