Cycas micronesica, an emblematic gymnosperm of Micronesian ecosystems, has become a focal species for conservation and ecological research. Historically valued for its cultural and utilitarian roles, ...

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Conservation has long wrestled with a deceptively simple question: not whether to act, but where action will matter most. Forest restoration, protected areas, wildlife corridors, and enforcement ...

Editor’s Note: First-year students, prospective students (and some of their parents) wonder and worry how they will handle the academic transition from high school to college. In a series of stories, ...

The bachelor's degree in wildlife ecology and conservation prepares you to study wild animal populations and learn about ways to protect threatened and endangered species. You'll study how humans have ...

Oversee wildlife populations through habitat management. Implement policies to protect endangered species. Explore population dynamics. Be the knowledgeable, trusted expert that tomorrow needs with a ...

At newly colonized high-elevation sites in the central Italian Apennines, female Daubenton's bats take turns using the same hunting spots instead of feeding side by side. A study published by a ...

Trust, transparency, communication, and fairness in the planning and management of conservation projects may be more important for gaining long-term local support than emphasizing ecological ...

SACRAMENTO, Calif., Feb. 17, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Westervelt Ecological Services (“WES”), a national leader in mitigation banking and large-scale ecological restoration, today announced the ...

Article by Molly Schafer Photos courtesy of Molly Schafer, Mat Smith, Andy Tocydlowski, Maya Walker, Jim White, Kenneth Geisert and University Archives September 10, 2024 The discovery of a ...

Populations of animals and plants separated by even thousands of miles can rise and fall together driven by ecological factors, a phenomenon scientists call "spatial synchrony." A new study from the ...