Research Articles
Investing in Madagascar's Future: A New Era of Conservation
Explore Madagascar's innovative conservation approaches that balance biodiversity protection with community well-being for future generations.
The Green-and-Gold Tanager: How a Tiny Jewel Sustains the Amazon's Biodiversity
Explore how the Green-and-gold Tanager contributes to Amazon rainforest biodiversity through seed dispersal and unique nesting behaviors.
The Conservation Genetics Juggling Act: Rescuing Biodiversity One Gene at a Time
Exploring how conservation genetics integrates molecular science, ecology, and policy to save Earth's biodiversity through genetic diversity preservation.
From Data to Action: The Science Saving Our Local Landscapes
How communities are using nature-based solutions and local science to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss at the landscape scale.
The Wild Side of the City: How Urban Conservation is Rewriting the Rules of Nature
Exploring how urban centers are becoming vibrant ecosystems and laboratories for conservation breakthroughs
The Tropical Tree Turf War: Why the Forest Isn't a Monoculture
Discover how asymmetric density dependence explains the incredible biodiversity of tropical rainforests and keeps any single tree species from dominating.
The Hidden Rhythms of Nature: How Temporary States Shape Our Ecosystems
Exploring how transient states in ecosystems drive biodiversity and shape our understanding of nature's resilience.
Madagascar's Wildlife Encyclopedia: How the MADA Archive Unlocks Nature's Secrets
Explore how Madagascar's MADA database is revolutionizing conservation by cataloging functional traits of unique wildlife to predict ecosystem collapse and guide protection efforts.
The Hidden Universe Beneath Our Feet: Snout Beetles of Northern Khorasan, Iran
Exploring the biodiversity and ecological importance of snout beetles in Northern Khorasan, Iran
The Silent Symphony: How Earth's Lifeforms Conduct the Ultimate Balancing Act
Exploring how Earth's ecosystems maintain perfect conditions for life through biological regulation and the urgent need to protect natural systems.