The success of the Mojave tortoise reintroduction programme can provide a framework for future wildlife conservation efforts.
The success of the Mojave tortoise reintroduction programme can provide a framework for future wildlife conservation efforts.
A new mathematical model produced by Rob Wright (PhD) could benefit our understanding of how fluids mix together underground, whether in a petroleum reservoir, aquifer
A new study suggests that a million years ago, glaciers stuck to bedrock more easily, contributing to global cooling and longer ice ages, which is
A new mathematical model produced by Rob Wright (PhD) could benefit our understanding of how fluids mix together underground, whether in a petroleum reservoir, aquifer
A new mathematical model produced by Rob Wright (PhD) could benefit our understanding of how fluids mix together underground, whether in a petroleum reservoir, aquifer
A new study suggests that a million years ago, glaciers stuck to bedrock more easily, contributing to global cooling and longer ice ages, which is
Many of us do not want to turn out like Anakin Skywalker from Episode III of Star Wars, who was tragically fated to become the
Many of us do not want to turn out like Anakin Skywalker from Episode III of Star Wars, who was tragically fated to become the
Bioplastics are made from organics, such as renewable materials like starch, unlike the usual plastics we come across which are often made from petroleum. Since
Do you ever get a feeling of calm while around trees, especially after a busy workday? As we spend more time indoors and on our
Do you ever get a feeling of calm while around trees, especially after a busy workday? As we spend more time indoors and on our
Written by Josh Gross The Earth’s climate is changing, and fast. We have droughts in Europe, catastrophic wildfires in the United States, and glaciers are
Written by Josh Gross The Earth’s climate is changing, and fast. We have droughts in Europe, catastrophic wildfires in the United States, and glaciers are
Phil Humphreys is a geography teacher who is raising awareness of plastic pollution to not only his pupils, but the wider community as well, through
The success of the Mojave tortoise reintroduction programme can provide a framework for future wildlife conservation efforts.
The success of the Mojave tortoise reintroduction programme can provide a framework for future wildlife conservation efforts.
Written by Heidi Schmelzer The mangrove rivulus fish is native to mangrove forests in Florida, the Caribbean, and Central America. Most individuals in this species
Bees provide critical pollination services to agricultural systems; however, these areas can be harsh to pollinators. As such, augmented pollinator habitat is commonly added as
Written by Mazz Cummings Reducing emissions is one of the key strategies to combat global warming and climate change. Emission reductions can also protect precious
Farmland left to nature makes bats at home European bat species have been in decline due to a loss of feeding sites and roosts –
Founded by two children passionate about protecting the enigmatic nautilus, the project Save the Nautilus has evolved through a decade to raise awareness of this
Founded by two children passionate about protecting the enigmatic nautilus, the project Save the Nautilus has evolved through a decade to raise awareness of this
Written by Mazz Cummings In 2016, members of the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) called for 30% of the worlds oceans to
There are many incredible habitats around the South of England (UK). Some of these habitats are visible when we walk and explore the coastlines, woodlands,
Protecting reefs is becoming increasingly important for regions like the southern Gulf of Mexico where tourism and population is rising. In the past, at first
By Jazmin “Sunny” Murphy Affectionately known as the “unicorn of the sea,” the narwhal, Monodon monoceros, has long enthralled ocean-lovers over the centuries. The stunning
Countries across the globe, including the United Kingdom, United States, Canada, Germany, Brazil, India, Singapore and Russia are going ahead with plans for deep-sea mining,
By Tim Snow (Director of Wildlife Poisoning Prevention and Conflict Resolution) Systems thinking simply means analysis and review of cause and effect of the problem
By Tim Snow (Director of Wildlife Poisoning Prevention and Conflict Resolution) Systems thinking simply means analysis and review of cause and effect of the problem
Written by Duc L The montado (as it is known in Portuguese) is a unique agro-forestry ecosystem found only in the Mediterranean region, known in
Written by Glenn Molina Wetlands are natural settings where water completely covers the ground, throughout the year or seasonally. Wetlands can help us adapt to
Urban gulls are exposed to environmental contaminant cocktails. By feeding from marine food webs, they ingest contaminants that are a legacy of previous releases, accumulated
Written by Heidi Schmelzer Humans make a lasting impact on the environment, often through land-use change: modifying the natural landscape, which can be temporary or
By Gary Roberts (with support from Neil Bailey, Isabel Bishop and Charlotte Henderson of Earthwatch Europe.) Water is life, without it we are nothing. Worryingly,
Peatlands cover a small proportion of land area on the planet, but are monumental in reducing the release of greenhouse gases that would otherwise be
Peatlands cover a small proportion of land area on the planet, but are monumental in reducing the release of greenhouse gases that would otherwise be
Written by Emma Cieslak-Jones Ostracods are a class of microfossil from the subphylum crustacean. The name originates from the Greek ‘Ostrakon’ which translates to ‘shell’
Written by Mazz Cummings During the 21st century, we are currently undergoing the sixth known mass extinction. Extinctions are a normal part of evolution, and
Bike to work programs, where employers help employees buy or loan bikes, can boost commuters’ well-being and cut their travel fuel costs. Google’s bike to
Phil Humphreys is a geography teacher who is raising awareness of plastic pollution to not only his pupils, but the wider community as well, through
Phil Humphreys is a geography teacher who is raising awareness of plastic pollution to not only his pupils, but the wider community as well, through
By Heidi Schmelzer Before the 1930’s, the area surrounding the Rio Grande river on the border of the United States and Mexico was filled with
Pokemon is inspiring a new generation of student and early career geoscientists because of its many earth science inspirations in its characters and landscapes.
By Gaelle Chassery, guest writer I am in love with everyday simplicity: the ordinary miracles of crocuses poking through the grass, tender veils of green
By Gaelle Chassery, guest writer I am in love with everyday simplicity: the ordinary miracles of crocuses poking through the grass, tender veils of green