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  • World’s Most Comprehensive Health Analysis of Nesting Sea Turtles

    While it’s only about a 10-kilometer stretch, Juno Beach is home to one of the largest aggregations of nesting green sea turtles (Chelonia mydas) in Florida and is one of the highest-density nesting beaches in the state.  >> Read the Full Article
  • Elephants Are Mysteriously Dying in Botswana

    Wildlife officials in Botswana are investigating the mysterious deaths of 154 elephants over a three-month period in the Okavango Delta, in the northwest corner of the country.  >> Read the Full Article
  • How Global Regulators Are Selling Out the World’s Largest Tuna

    In 2010, after years of global headlines highlighting the runaway harvest of bluefin tuna in the Mediterranean Sea and eastern Atlantic Ocean, the international regulatory agency managing this endangered fish capitulated.  >> Read the Full Article
  • Over a Dozen New Papers Describe Discoveries at MBARI’s Long-Term Deep-Sea Research Site Off California

    For 30 years, MBARI ecologist Ken Smith and his colleagues have studied deep-sea communities at a research site called Station M, located 4,000 meters (2.5 miles) below the ocean’s surface and 290 kilometers (180 miles) off the coast of Central California. >> Read the Full Article
  • Temperatures Predict Bird Biodiversity

    Small birds prefer winter landscapes that have larger thermal differences, likely because they offer more opportunities to find refuge from the cold.

    >> Read the Full Article
  • NASA Fosters Innovative Ways to Understand Biodiversity

    New tool aims to help government and nongovernment agencies make informed decisions as they work to conserve and protect our planet’s most vulnerable species.

    >> Read the Full Article
  • The Wild­life Trade En­com­passes All Ma­jor Branches of the Biological Tree of Life – But Still Largely Re­mains a Mys­tery

     

    The wildlife trade is a multibillion-dollar industry that threatens biodiversity.

    >> Read the Full Article
  • New Species of Seaweed and Algae Discovered

    Researchers, including those at the Natural History Museum in London, have discovered a new species of seaweed Calidia pseudolobata as well as four new genera of red algae from the warm waters of China.

    >> Read the Full Article
  • Big-Brained Minnows of Tomorrow Could Face Cognitive Challenges in Warmer Waters

    Climate change could leave freshwater fish with bigger brains but a reduced ability to effectively explore their surroundings, scientists have found.

    >> Read the Full Article
  • Even Biodiverse Coral Reefs Still Vulnerable to Climate Change and Invasive Species

    A new study reveals clear evidence highlighting the importance of fish biodiversity to the health of spectacular tropical coral reef ecosystems.

    >> Read the Full Article

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