by Prachi Dadhich
Chirping of various birds with fantastic sunset and sunrise views, Keoladeo national park is indeed a pure delight for nature lovers. Forme...
A literature review by Dr Louise Chawla, Professor Emerita at the University of Colorado, finds that children are happier and more likely to protect the natural...
After nearly three months of championing new ways of working due to the Coronavirus pandemic, environmental engineering company Land & Water is set to resum...
International conservation charity ZSL (Zoological Society of London) has released a gallery of ‘animal selfies’ to mark World Selfie Day (Sunday 21 June) - ima...
Research on blennies, a family of fish that have repeatedly left the sea for land, suggests that being a ‘jack of all trades’ allows species to make the dramati...
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...
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