The Hidden Impact of Climate Change on Seagrass Meadows
As climate change narrows seagrass habitats, a surprising twist emerges – the rise of unique species, challenging our understanding of biodiversity and conservation strategies.
Ecosystems
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Mediterranean Vegetation Facing Intensified Climate Change Effects at Low Altitudes
Southern France’s flora is on the move, with vegetation at lower altitudes reacting more rapidly to warming trends and shifts in water balance.
Beavers have a taste for forest management in Central Europe
When hungry Hungary beavers choose their meal, they’re shaping future forests too.
Understanding the Complex Interplay of Multiple Stressors on Plant Populations
Zettlemoyer’s study casts a new light on plant conservation, illustrating the power of a holistic, multifactorial examination of stressors.
An invasive plant thrives on the edge of fire
Botanists discover unexpected ways in which controlled fires can influence plant diversity, including the puzzling persistence of certain invasive species.
A global fern species needs local solutions for conservation
Researchers explore how climate change and human activity impact the distribution and survival of a unique fern species.
Big Brother keeps its eye on leaves to measure the health of ecosystems
Phenocams, cameras that monitor leaf function, offer a promising new method to track and detect the impact of climate change on ecosystems, helping conservation efforts and ensuring long-term resilience.
Harnessing Nature’s Arsenal to Combat Invasive Gutenbergia cordifolia
Researchers have found a more eco-friendly way to tackle a plant that’s replacing forage for the wildlife of Tanzania.
Gardeners Have a Role in Boosting Pollinator Diversity in Dense Cities
Study reveals effective strategies to promote pollinator diversity and function in dense urban environments like Paris.
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