• Butterflies on the Decline
• The Number of the World's Farms to Halve by 2100

• Nature Is Changing as Land Abandonment Increases

• Beetles and Their Biodiversity in Dead Wood
• Exploring the Underground Connections Between Trees
• Small Wildlife Surveys Can Produce 'big Picture' Results

• Archaea in a Warming Climate Become Less Diverse, More Predictable

• Vanishing Glaciers Threaten Alpine Biodiversity

• Fossil Find in California Shakes Up the Natural History of Cycad Plants

• New Research Redefines Mammalian Tree of Life

• Elephant Ecosystems in Decline
• Ant Mounds Are More Important for Biodiversity Than Previously Thought
• Researchers Explore Techniques to Successfully Reintroduce Captive Birds Into the Wild

• Abundance of Urban Honeybees Adversely Impacts Wild Bee Populations

• Mysterious Underwater Acoustic World of British Ponds Revealed in New Study

• Neuroptera: Greater Insect Diversity in the Cretaceous Period
• Newly Sequenced Hornet Genomes Could Help Explain Invasion Success

• The Climate Crisis and Biodiversity Crisis Can't Be Approached as Two Separate Things

• The Diversity of Present Tree Species Is Shaped by Climate Change in the Last 21,000 Years
• Swimming Secrets of Prehistoric Reptiles Unlocked by New Study
• Nullarbor Rocks Reveal Australia's Transformation from Lush to Dust

• Scientists Discover Pristine Deep-Sea Coral Reefs in the Galápagos Marine Reserve

• Wildfires and Animal Biodiversity

• British Flower Study Reveals Surprise About Plants' Sex Life

• Family Tree of 'boring' Butterflies Reveals They're Anything but
• Trees in Areas Prone to Hurricanes Have Strong Ability to Survive Even After Severe Damage

• Scientists Advocate for Integration of Biogeography and Behavioral Ecology to Rapidly Respond to Biodiversity Loss

• In Florida Study, Nonnative Leaf-Litter Ants Are Replacing Native Ants

• New Tool Shows Progress in Fighting Spread of Invasive Grass Carp in Great Lakes

• A Detailed Map of the Microverse: Microbial Niches
• Insect Decline Also Occurs in Forests
• Warming Arctic Draws Marine Predators Northwards

• Innovative Method Predicts the Effects of Climate Change on Cold-Blooded Animals
• Can Cities Make Room for Woodpeckers?

• Ants Took Over the World by Following Flowering Plants out of Prehistoric Forests

• Detecting Coral Biodiversity in Seawater Samples

• Turtles and Crocodiles With Unique Characteristics Are More Likely to Go Extinct
• Climate Change Threatens Lemurs on Madagascar
• Conserving Wildlife Can Help Mitigate Climate Change

• Rare Beetle, Rediscovered After 55 Years, Named in Honor of Jerry Brown

• Global Natural History Initiative Builds Groundbreaking Database to Address 21st Century Challenges
• At Least 80% of the World's Most Important Sites for Biodiversity on Land Currently Contain Human Developments

• Towards Reducing Biodiversity Loss in Fragmented Habitats

• Large Survey for Exotic Pet Owners Reveals Concern for Conservation
• Going Beyond English Is Critical for Conservation

• Biodiversity Amid Climate Change
• Stressed Out: Mapping the Human Footprint on Coastal Areas Globally

• Mountain Forests Are Being Lost at an Accelerating Rate, Putting Biodiversity at Risk
• New Study Counts the Environmental Cost of Managing Japanese Knotweed
• How Can We Tackle the Biggest Challenges? Ask a Plant

• How Fishermen Benefit from Reversing Evolution of Cod
• Genetics as Conservation Tool for Endangered Chimpanzees
• Humans Are Altering the Diet of Tasmanian Devils, Which May Accelerate Their Decline

• Recovering Tropical Forests Offset Just One Quarter of Carbon Emissions from New Tropical Deforestation and Forest Degradation

• Thousands of Native Plants Are Unphotographed, and Citizen Scientists Can Help Fill the Gaps
• Swan Populations Grow 30 Times Faster in Nature Reserves
• Study Shows How Biodiversity of Coral Reefs Around the World Changes With Depth

• Assessing the Potential Risks of Ocean-Based Climate Intervention Technologies on Deep-Sea Ecosystems

• Island-Inhabiting Giants, Dwarfs More Vulnerable to Extinction

• Plant Roots Fuel Tropical Soil Animal Communities

• Drones Detect Moss Beds and Changes to Antarctica Climate

• Earlier Take-Off Could Lead to Fewer Bumblebees and Less Pollination

• Deforestation in the Tropics Linked to a Reduction in Rainfall

• Better Metric for Prioritizing Conservation of 'evolutionarily Distinctive' Species
• Flower Power: The Role of Ants in Forest Regeneration
• Australia's Rarest Bird of Prey Disappearing at Alarming Rate

• Rare Insect Found in Arkansas Sets Historic Record, Prompts Mystery

• New Study Reveals Biodiversity Loss Drove Ecological Collapse After the 'Great Dying'
• Marine Heatwaves Decimate Sea Urchins, Molluscs and More at Rottnest

• Effort to Help Pollinators Shows Successes, Limitations
• A Labyrinth Lake Provides Surprising Benefits for an Endangered Seal
• Urban Ponds Require Attention to Ensure Biodiversity

• Clever Orchard Design for More Nuts
• Rising River Temperatures Hold Important Clues About Climate and Other Human Impacts
• Climate 'spiral' Threatens Land Carbon Stores
• New Research Reveals 12 Ways Aquaculture Can Benefit the Environment

• Detecting the Impact of Drought on Plants With User-Friendly and Inexpensive Techniques

• Using Spiders as Environmentally-Friendly Pest Control
• New Study Identifies Key Success Factors for Large Carnivore Rewilding Efforts

• Amazon Mammals Threatened by Climate Change

• Biodiversity Engine for Fishes: Shifting Water Depth
• Urban Gardens Are Good for Ecosystems and Humans

• How Does Biodiversity Change Globally? Detecting Accurate Trends May Be Currently Unfeasible

• Endangered Bahamas Bird May Be Lost from Island Following Hurricane
• Marine Reserves Unlikely to Restore Marine Ecosystems
• Global Wetlands Losses Overestimated Despite High Losses in Many Regions

• A Fossil Fruit from California Shows Ancestors of Coffee and Potatoes Survived Cataclysm That Killed the Dinosaurs

• Long-Term Restoration of a Biodiversity Hotspot Hinges on Getting Seeds to the Right Place at the Right Time
• Pacific Northwest Heat Dome Tree Damage More About Temperature Than Drought, Scientists Say

• Small Isolated Wetlands Are Pollution-Catching Powerhouses

• Protected Areas Fail to Safeguard More Than 75% of Global Insect Species

• Mixing Between Species Reduces Vulnerability to Climate Change
• A Fairy-Like Robot Flies by the Power of Wind and Light
• UK's Overseas Territories at Ongoing Risk from Wide Range of Invasive Species

• Ancestral Variation Guides Future Environmental Adaptations

• Farming More Seaweed to Be Food, Feed and Fuel

• Economics Trump Environment to Save Big Cats, Say Ecologists

• Immense Diversity and Interdependence in High Temp Deep-Sea Microorganism Communities
• Environment Law Fails to Protect Threatened Species in Australia
• Can Elephants Save the Planet?