Biodiversity Protection
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Rising Temperatures Are Changing Plant And Wildlife Behaviour Across India, Scientists Say
In recent months, scientists have observed that rising temperatures are changing plant and wildlife behaviour across India in ways that are both...
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Climate Change Could Impact Over One-Third Of Wildlife Habitats By 2085: Study
Climate change could impact over one-third of wildlife habitats by the year 2085 due to higher te...
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Soil Biodiversity In Crisis: 20% Of Species Under Threat
There is now enough data demonstrating that we are in a soil biodiversity crisis, as the Internat...
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More Than Half Of Britain’s Butterfly Species Are In Decline, Monitoring Finds
According to the UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme (UKBMS), which has mapped over 44 million butterf...
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Western Australia’s Ningaloo Reef Suffers 70% Loss In Worst Marine Heatwave Ever Recorded
One of the most significant ecological crises in Australia's marine history was caused by the extraordinary underwater heatwave in 2024 and 2025....
Death Valley’s Heat-Resistant Plant Could Pave The Way For Climate-Smart Crops
In the blistering heat of Death Valley, where summer daytime temperatures routinely exceed 120 °F, one unassuming native shrub is turning heads....
Green Energy Growth Is Leading To Unusual Mass Whale Movement In The Ocean
Green energy options such as offshore wind, tidal turbines, and wave converters are at the forefront of climate action amid the swift global push...
Global Biodiversity Goals Threatened By Conservation Abandonment: Study Warns
A fresh warning from scientists has heightened the urgency of discussions as the world convenes at COP30 in Belém, Brazil, to address climate and...
WII Report Warns 72% Decline In Vulture Nesting Sites Across India
A new Wildlife Institute of India (WII) assessment has raised alarm: the decline in vulture nesting sites across India now stands at roughly 72%,...
UK’s Nocturnal Insects Declining Due To Light And Climate Pressures
In addition to clouds and migratory birds, trillions of insects live in the skies over the United Kingdom, silently supporting agricultural cycles...