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Wednesday
May192010

Agri-environment schemes benefit birds at the landscape level

Findings from a new study in the U.K. affirm the benefits to birds from conservation programs that integrate ecologically friendly practices into agriculture...

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Wednesday
May192010

Breaking the vulture monopoly on scavenger restaurants

Wednesday
May192010

Cold weather limits potential range of Burmese python invasion

The well-publicized invasion of Burmese pythons in the United States is unlikely to spread farther north than south Florida according to a new study by scientists from the National Wildlife Research Center...

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Tuesday
May182010

The impact of cattle grazing exclusion on riparian birds

Tuesday
May182010

Improving the communication of science in conservation

The incorporation of current scientific research and understanding into on the ground conservation projects not only increases the effectiveness of those conservation efforts, it also builds support for their implementation. A new case study serves as an example of the benefits that come from outreach work that includes creative methods for communicating science to diverse audiences...

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Monday
May172010

Study rejects widely-held belief explaining invasive plant success

Monday
May172010

Prioritizing land conservation based on willingness to sell

When it comes to protecting land by purchasing the property or the underlying development rights, there has been a growing push to create systematic approaches to prioritize efforts. A new study further contributes to these approaches by integrating another important social variable - the willingness of landowners to sell their property...

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Friday
May142010

Extreme conservation: constructing new habitat in ecological wastelands

Thursday
May132010

When habitat destruction is extremely subtle

Thursday
May132010

Can direct payments avert deforestation in the Brazilian Amazon? 

In a bid to find a solution to the dual crises of climate change and deforestation, the REDD program has emerged as a potential "win-win" conservation idea. However, the question arises whether underlying social and economic preconditions exist in many countries for REDD to be successful...

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