Research Articles
Ice Age Legacies: The Diverging Fates of Eastern North America and Europe's Deciduous Forests
Explore how geography shaped the survival of deciduous forests through ice ages in Eastern North America and Europe, revealed through pollen, DNA, and fossil evidence.
Reviving Nature's Resilience: How We Can Restore Forests' Adaptive Capacity
Exploring science-based strategies to restore forest ecosystems' adaptive capacity in the face of climate change through biodiversity, resilience planning, and innovative restoration techniques.
The Social Nudge: How Peers Outperform Payments in Shaping Our Choices
Exploring how social norms can be more powerful than financial incentives in shaping human behavior, with case studies and research findings.
The Alchemy of CPTED: Less Magic, More Science
Explore how Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design is evolving from intuition-based approaches to data-driven science, with evidence-based strategies for creating safer urban spaces.
How Biodiversity's Hidden Pattern Keeps Ecosystems Stable
Discover how biotic homogenization threatens ecosystem stability by reducing spatial asynchrony and biodiversity patterns.
Minds of the Forest: How Primate Cognition Shapes Communication
Exploring primate cognition and communication research from the Primate Society of Great Britain Spring Meeting 2018
The Ecology of Multilevel Intervention Research: How Solving Complex Health Puzzles Requires Thinking Bigger
Exploring how multilevel interventions address complex health challenges through socioecological approaches and innovative research methodologies.
The Queen's Formula: How Genetics and Environment Shape Honey Production
Discover how genetic and environmental factors influence honey bee queens to dramatically increase honey production through selective breeding and optimal hive management.
Ecology Through Time: Unraveling Nature's History to Save Its Future
Explore the fascinating journey of ecology through time, from ancient natural history to modern scientific approaches for conservation.
Putting Research into Practice: How Cornell Tries the "Bandura Model" in Modern Education
Exploring how Albert Bandura's social learning theory and Bobo doll experiment influence modern educational practices at institutions like Cornell University.