When controlling invasive species backfires...

Scientists develop a theoretical model based on population dynamics to predict in what circumstances efforts to control invasive species will backfire...read more
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Scientists develop a theoretical model based on population dynamics to predict in what circumstances efforts to control invasive species will backfire...read more
In a new study, scientists look at the effect of wildlife-friendly forestry on avian species in the bottomland hardwood forests of Louisiana...read more
As golf courses have spread across the world, researchers investigate whether they can provide good habitat for frogs and other wetland fauna in urban areas...read more
Scientists argue that population numbers of riparian fish, mussels, and mammals were historically much greater than many restoration planners realize today...read more
Managing protected areas means dealing with a network of paved and dirt roads. A study looks at how different types of roads affect insect dispersal...read more
Introduced fish are hybridizing with native species threatening them with extinction. A new study explores factors influencing the problem...read more
Scientists test a method for prioritizing carnivore conservation that combines biology with the economics of land acquisition...read more
Is it possible to take seawalls with little biodiversity and engineer rock pools teeming with marine life? A new study finds out...read more