Research Articles
The Hippie Monkey's Last Stand: Science and Community Join Forces to Save Brazil's Muriqui
Explore the conservation efforts for Brazil's critically endangered muriqui monkey in the Atlantic Forest, combining science, policy, and community engagement.
Does a Baconian Vision of Nature Dominate Modern Ecology?
Exploring how Francis Bacon's philosophical legacy continues to influence ecological research and conservation practices in the 21st century.
The Ocean's Mammals: A Journey from Land to Sea
Explore the fascinating world of marine mammals, their evolution from land to sea, unique adaptations like echolocation, and conservation efforts.
The Ocean's Silent Watchers: How Electronic Tags Are Rewriting Marine Biology
Discover how aquatic animal telemetry is revolutionizing marine biology through electronic tagging of sharks, turtles, whales and other marine creatures.
The Ghost Bird: Science, Technology and Hope in the Hunt for the Ivory-billed Woodpecker
Exploring the scientific controversy surrounding the Ivory-billed Woodpecker - is it extinct or surviving in Louisiana's swamps?
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 Forest's Guardian: Liza Maria Veiga's Race to Save Amazon's Rarest Primates
Explore the remarkable journey of primatologist Liza Maria Veiga, her groundbreaking conservation work with Amazon's endangered primates, and her lasting legacy in primatology.
The Nature Within: How Science Rediscovered Our Deep Ecological Connection
Exploring how deep ecology philosophy and conservation social science reveal our innate connection to nature and its implications for conservation.
The Bottlenose Dolphin: Intelligence, Biology, and the Conservation Battle for Our Marine Neighbors
Explore the fascinating world of bottlenose dolphins - their biology, intelligence, research methods, and conservation challenges facing these remarkable marine mammals.
More Than Slither: Why Teaching Herpetology is Crucial for Our Planet's Future
Exploring the importance of herpetology education and its impact on understanding reptiles, amphibians, and ecosystem health.