"Sprinter Trees" Threaten Forests Worldwide. Warning from Experts
Experts warn that unique tree species are particularly endangered due to transformations occurring in global forests.
Thousands of wild donkeys are killed, but later it's discovered they can save the desert
Australia's policy towards wild donkeys has shifted due to research showing they can help desert ecosystems, contrary to prior views of them as invasive pests.
The world's oldest water has been found - do not try to drink it!
Scientists discovered ancient water trapped deep in a Canadian mine, raising questions about its origin and potential ecosystems.
Get to Know the Sechura Fox, Considered an 'Architect of Ecosystems' That is Hunted in Ecuador and Peru
The Sechura fox, a species prized by shamans in Peru for its perceived magical properties, is being hunted in both Ecuador and Peru.
In 18 years, the paramo management plan faces the challenge of reducing poverty for locals: 'Many families prefer to migrate in search of better economic conditions'
Ecuador's paramo management plan, initiated 18 years ago, aims to restore ecosystems and alleviate poverty, but migration trends show persistent challenges for rural communities.
Protect biodiversity for food security, sustainable growth, experts urge Nigeria
Experts in Nigeria have emphasized the importance of protecting biodiversity and ecosystems for sustainable development and food security during the inauguration of a biodiversity conservation project.
The Argentine Opening and Global Ecosystems
The article discusses the resilience of internationalized capitalism and the record growth of global trade in 2025 despite the imposition of trade and investment restrictions by various countries.
Turn in the Hypothesis of the Origin of Life: A Finding Could Change Everything We Know
Researchers have discovered a new clue about the cells that enable existence, evolution, and the functioning of ecosystems.
Diverse lakes become therapy at home and even in apartments; see how
A new trend in urban development is transforming both large yards and small balconies into self-sufficient ecosystems known as biodiversity lakes, offering a connection to nature and promoting mental health.
Climate change accelerates, but nature slows down
A study from Queen Mary University in London reveals that despite rising temperatures, the rate of species turnover in global ecosystems has significantly decreased, indicating a potential loss of biodiversity essential for maintaining ecological balance.
A Journey Around the World... in 10 Sundays
An educational program at the Goulandris Natural History Museum, titled “A Journey Around the World... in 10 Sundays,” is aiming to engage children in exploring various ecosystems from February to October 2026.
The world's first 'vegan' skull has been found - well, almost vegan
A 307-million-year-old skull discovery suggests that land vertebrates had a more varied diet than previously thought, reflecting adaptations to changing climate conditions.
TARMO SOOMERE ⟩ Allies are not left behind
Academic Tarmo Soomere discusses the urgent need to restore the health of ecosystems like fields, forests, and bogs in response to human demands that have triggered mass species extinction.
Sejong University RISE Division Successfully Holds Forum on 'The Era of AI Webtoon Ecosystems'
Sejong University held a successful forum analyzing the future of AI webtoon ecosystems, addressing the impact of AI on the webtoon industry, education, and creative processes.
The coffee prawn, the new invader of the Ebro that tests the emblem of Vinaròs
The coffee prawn, an invasive species from the Gulf of Mexico, is rapidly increasing its presence in the Ebro river, challenging local fisheries and ecosystems.
‘It’s a catastrophe’: Wellington rages as millions of litres of raw sewage pour into ocean
Wellington, New Zealand, is facing a severe environmental crisis as raw sewage continues to flow into the ocean due to the collapse of its wastewater treatment plant, affecting marine ecosystems and public health.
The coconut crab is the heaviest known terrestrial arthropod, weighing up to 4 kilograms
The coconut crab is notable for its size, unique adaptations, and role in island ecosystems, being able to weigh up to 4.1 kilograms.
Reimo Lutter: the restoration of wetlands can cause a century-long climate debt
Reimo Lutter argues that restoring wetlands may unintentionally increase greenhouse gas emissions rather than mitigate them, especially if such efforts focus on previously drained forests.
Large ships are destroying the Baltic Sea. Experts from Germany reveal the scale of the problem
Experts are warning that maritime traffic in the Baltic Sea is causing significant environmental harm due to erosion and changes in sediment that threaten marine ecosystems.
They Eat Bones and Survive on the Seabed Desert. Research Gradually Reveals Pieces of the Deep-Sea Puzzle
This article explores the unique survival mechanisms of deep-sea organisms, particularly a tiny worm that plays a crucial role in maintaining ecological processes on the ocean floor.
When the Community Center Opened, 120 Screens Responded
The introduction of 'smart community centers' in Daejeon has transformed the traditional gathering spaces for the elderly into vibrant digital welfare ecosystems.
Glacier tourism is booming – Researchers warn of consequences
Research indicates that the booming glacier tourism industry, attracting over 14 million visitors annually, poses significant threats to sensitive ecosystems while providing limited benefits to local communities.
Coral Reefs on the Brink of Survival: Another Heat Wave Hits the Oceans
Coral reefs are facing extreme threats due to a new wave of marine heat, which has significant implications for their survival and the ecosystems they support.
Watch the complete series 'Biotravessia', the largest expedition in the history of Terra da Gente
The series 'Biotravessia' showcases Brazil's diverse ecosystems and conservation efforts, culminating in coverage of COP 30 in Belém.
Bringing These 5 Things From The Seashore Home Is A Crime, You Can Go to Jail!
Collecting certain items from the beach is legally punishable as it harms marine and coastal ecosystems.
Sangji University RISE Business Division Expands Collaboration in Marine Bio Field
Sangji University's RISE Business Division hosted a lecture focusing on the response of marine ecosystems to climate change and aims to strengthen collaboration in marine bio and biohealth research with Jeju University.
The Garden - Paradise Birds: Remind Us How Important Healthy Relationships Are to All Life
An article discussing the significance of healthy relationships within ecosystems and their importance for all forms of life.
Unusual Weather Phenomenon: Two Vänerns Have Disappeared
A significant drop in water levels in the Baltic Sea this year has resulted in a volume equivalent to two lakes Vänern being released, possibly benefiting some marine habitats.
More than half of the world's corals died or were damaged from 2014 to 2017 - now an even harsher heat wave is underway
A comprehensive study reveals that over half of the world's corals suffered damage or died between 2014 and 2017 due to rising ocean temperatures, with a new, more severe warming trend threatening their future.
The best response to fire starts before the emergency
The article discusses the importance of preemptive measures to combat forest and rural fires in Argentina, considering the growing impacts of climate change and human activity on natural landscapes.
Media tourism: film, TV, platforms and social media create travel destinations
The article discusses the emerging trend of media tourism in Italy, highlighting its significant economic impact and the transformation of regions into production ecosystems.
Half of the world's coral reefs are pale... Study warns of a more lethal bleaching wave hitting the seas now
A study indicates that over half of the world's coral reefs experienced bleaching between 2014 and 2017, with warnings of a more severe fourth wave currently developing.
The island that should not exist – is creating its own threatening 'life'
Researchers have discovered another island formed by human activity, threatening the planet.
30 times more invested in destroying nature than in saving it
A new report reveals that 97% of financial flows are directed towards activities that harm natural resources, threatening economic development and stability.
Rats are a “ticking time bomb” against the ecosystems of the coasts of Peru
Rats are threatening marine ecosystems in Peru, prompting experts and environmental organizations to implement eradication projects to protect endangered species.
World Biodiversity Council: Now the Economy is at Stake
The World Biodiversity Council's new report emphasizes the systemic risk of nature destruction and holds businesses accountable for their impact on ecosystems.
Comprehensive Atlas of All Danish Saltwater Fish Completed
A complete mapping of all Danish saltwater fish has been achieved after 16 years of work, providing a baseline for assessing environmental changes in marine ecosystems.
The Wave of Beauty: From Marine Ingredients to Ocean Inspiration as a Trend
The article discusses the evolving trend in cosmetics towards sustainable marine ingredients and biotechnology to protect ocean ecosystems.
Wild weather puts marine ecosystems at risk of 'underwater blackouts', study finds
A study highlights the risks posed by darkwaves, a phenomenon that can significantly reduce light in marine environments, threatening the survival of ecosystems.
Discover the Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve, an ecological treasure in the Mexican Caribbean
The Sian Ka'an Biosphere Reserve in Mexico is a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its vast biodiversity and cultural significance, attracting eco-tourists and preserving ecosystems.
N. Dendias from New Delhi: Our goal is deep synergies and collaborations with the Indian defense ecosystem
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias emphasizes the importance of establishing deep collaborations between Greece and India's defense ecosystems during his participation in the India-EU Forum in New Delhi.
PFAS plume linked to historic tanker crash and decommissioned dump
The article discusses the community's concerns over PFAS contamination linked to a historic tanker crash and a nearby decommissioned dump, highlighting the impact on local wetland ecosystems.
Ghost Medusa: the secrets of the giant of the depths that was filmed for the first time
Argentinian scientists captured live footage of the elusive Stygiomedusa gigantea during an expedition exploring extreme ocean ecosystems, marking the first time this species has been filmed.
Environmental pollution in Napo from small mining operations contracted out
The indefinite suspension of mining activities in Napo is a positive step; however, it comes too late, as rivers and large areas of the province have already been devastated by mineral extraction that disregards sensitive ecosystems.
Zimbabwe: Zimbabwe's Wetlands Are Coming Back to Life - - and Safire Is Leading the Charge
The revival of wetlands in rural Zimbabwe is crucial for community survival, as these ecosystems combat climate change impacts and promote agricultural productivity.
Freshwater fish fall victim to climate change. Is this the end of fishing as we know it
The article discusses the impact of climate change on freshwater fish populations and the unpredictability of seasonal rhythms in inland waters, highlighting findings from researchers and experiences of fishermen.
Researchers discover that the Iberian lynx is dispersing seeds and altering ecosystems in Spain
A significant scientific study has revealed that the Iberian lynx is not only a predator but also plays a vital role in seed dispersal, thus affecting Mediterranean ecosystems in Spain.
Building Respecting Water
The article discusses Mexico's rapid infrastructure development and raises the critical question of whether these projects are mindful of water conservation, highlighting both troubling impacts on water bodies and ecosystems as well as calls for more sustainable practices.
Top 100 Platforms: How AI is Shifting the Global Power Balance of Platforms
The platform economy is undergoing its most profound transformation since the rise of major digital corporations, driven by generative AI and AI agents overlaying existing marketplaces and ecosystems.
The suspension of mining activity in Napo
Mining activities in Napo province have been suspended by the Ministry of Environment and Energy due to negative impacts on sensitive ecosystems, with no set date for resumption.