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Monday
Jan252010

Are military exercises compatible with the conservation of a threatened ecosystem?

Saturday
Jan232010

Study finds nutrients homogenize the biodiversity of lakes

A new study from researchers at Trinity College has found that the addition of nutrients like nitrogen can homogenize the benthic diversity of lakes...

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Friday
Jan222010

Climate change reducing stream habitat for fish

Friday
Jan222010

The value of 'ignorance' in restoration

We interview Dr. Eugene Turner, a leading wetland scientist at Louisiana State University. He argues that restoration practitioners need to abandon a knowledge-based world view and start embracing ignorance...

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Thursday
Jan212010

Study links exotic plant invasions with residential development

Wednesday
Jan202010

Evaluating coastal feeding habitat for marine birds

Tuesday
Jan192010

Can invasive species enhance the competitve ability of native grasses? 

Over the past few years, restoration ecologists have made a surprising discovery - the invasion of exotic plants may enhance the competitive ability of native species. Scientists hypothesize that native plants which survive an invasion of exotic species may possess a competitive advantage against the invader which is then reinforced through evolutionary selection...

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Monday
Jan182010

The non-target impacts of pesticides on insect communities

Monday
Jan182010

Shifting baselines: how quickly we forget about declining species

A new study demonstrates that human society has a surprisingly short collective memory of past ecological conditions. This “community amnesia” results in the shifting baseline syndrome, in which people misperceive ecological health and the magnitude of ecosystem changes...

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Friday
Jan152010

Hopes for 2010: a conservation policy wish list

As a follow up to our piece, Grading Obama: a 2009 conservation policy review, we asked five leading conservation organizations about their hopes for 2010. Each organization gave us a list of policy achievements that they would like to see. We compiled some of their responses in a 2010 conservation policy wish list...

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