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Wildlife

Why carbon might tell us less than we think

Speakers warn against overlooking other ecological indicators

 

Delegates seek to restore the fragile landscape of Mt. Kilimanjaro

White Mountain Future Search Conference unites parties to restore Maasai lands

 

6 grassroots environmentalists you should know

Meet the winners of 2019’s ‘Green Nobel Prize’

 

Saving the rare hihi bird by hearing its happy call

New audio technology monitors the nearly extinct species – and their landscapes

 

5 ways that life underwater affects life on land

Fast facts for 2019’s World Wildlife Day

 

Peat beneath their feet

What do a hairy-nosed otter, a Sumatran tiger and a white-backed Malayan Tapir have in common? Not only are they some of the rarest animals on planet earth, they spend most of their days snuffling through peatlands. “Conversations about protecting peatlands tend to focus on the carbon they store that can be released into our […]

 

A twentieth century landscape: The fallout ghost-scape

What do you do with a radioactive landscape? We take a look in to the managed exclusion zones around radiation-heavy sites.

 

Peatlands: A global warming game-changer

Not widely known, peat is the world’s largest terrestrial organic soil carbon stock. Peatlands are found on every continent and in most countries.

 

6 Takeaways from our World Wildlife Day Twitter Q&A

On the 2017 World Wildlife Day, we held a Q&A session on twitter and learned from our social media community about wildlife in landscapes.

 

Map of the Week: Tracking Logging Roads in the Congo Basin

The Congo Basin rainforest is one of the most important forests in the world boasting some 10,000 animal species and more than 600 species of trees.

 

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