Research Articles
Southern Resident Killer Whales: A Population on the Precipice
Research on the endangered Southern Resident Killer Whales, their complex society, population trends, and conservation efforts.
Birds in a Sagebrush Sea: Managing Fragile Habitats for Avian Communities
Exploring the conservation of sagebrush ecosystems and their vital importance for bird communities in the American West.
Behavioral Ecology: The Hidden Science Saving Our Wild World
Explore how behavioral ecology is transforming conservation efforts worldwide through animal behavior insights and innovative applications.
Galliformes Research: From Ancient Birds to Modern Science
Explore the advances in Galliformes research since 1990, covering ecology, conservation, and future prospects for these ground-dwelling birds.
When Monkeys Share Our World: The Surprising Connections Between Humans and Primates
Exploring the complex relationships between humans and primates through the lens of ethnoprimatology and conservation science.
What's in a Bird's Name? The Fascinating Link Between Language, Culture, and Avian Diversity in the Amazon
Exploring how the Aguaruna people's bird naming traditions reveal connections between linguistic diversity, cultural knowledge, and conservation in the Amazon.
When Nature Keeps Score: How a 1976 Meeting Taught Us to Monitor Recreation's Footprint
Exploring the 1976 meeting that established recreation ecology as a scientific discipline and the techniques developed to monitor environmental impacts of outdoor recreation.
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.
The Panda's Path Back: How Science and Community Brought an Icon Back from the Brink
Explore the remarkable journey of giant panda conservation, from endangered to vulnerable status, and the scientific innovations driving their recovery.
The Hidden Highways of the Wild: How Animals Navigate Our Changing Planet
Explore how groundbreaking research in animal movement ecology is revealing the invisible pathways that billions of creatures follow and why this matters for conservation.