New research published in the British Ecological Society’s Journal of Ecology finds that ash dieback is far less severe in the isolated conditions ash is often ...
The results of the first year of monitoring of new ponds created under the NatureSpace District Licensing Scheme show that 42% of the compensation sites have be...
Written for BiOME by Margaux d'Ambly.
Over-exploitation of marine resources is known to have a devastating impact on the marine environment leading many specie...
A natural experiment created by an active volcano gives new insight into the long-term negative impacts of human colonisation of tropical forest islands. The fi...
A photo of gannets using discarded nets and ropes to build their nests highlights the increasing problem of plastic pollution on marine life. The image was 'hig...
Traveling is such an amazing way to experience all the wondrous views and sites that the world has to offer. Whether it be done with friends, or just by flying ...
New research finds tropical forest disturbance goes beyond species loss and includes a shift towards smaller seeds and an increase in the proportion of trees di...
Written for BiOME by Margaux d'Ambly.
For centuries humans have showed a particular interest in the macaws. Their ability to adapt to captivity, to imitate t...
Being inconspicuous might seem the best strategy for spiders to catch potential prey in their webs, but many orb-web spiders, which hunt in this way, are bright...
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