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Ecosystems

Savanna fire, an increasingly rare sight in parts of the Cerrado.

Ecosystems

Expanding forests can be bad news for the environment

You might think that increasing forest cover is good news in Brazil, but that’s not always the case, according to a new study.

Alun Salt · 5 Sep 2017

Patches of reforested land alongside farms in Sichuan Province, China.

Ecosystems

China to buy biodiversity?

Study says compensation schemes could help regrowth of biodiverse forests on collectively owned land

Alun Salt · 4 Aug 2017

Meadows under heating lamps.

Ecosystems

Climate change could increase biodiversity – if a location already has biodiversity

Climate change could increase biodiversity with a couple of provisos, and those provisos are important.

Alun Salt · 17 Jul 2017

A rock mulch garden on Rapa Nui with taro (Colocasia esculenta) growing.

Ecosystems

How a misunderstanding over diet created an ecocide

For years the tale of how the inhabitants of Easter Island depleted their soils and destroyed their ecosystem has been a cautionary tale for western civilisation. There’s just one problem with this as a historical warning – it seems that it never happened.

Alun Salt · 17 Jul 2017

The State of The World’s Plants 2017

Ecosystems

The State of The World’s Plants 2017

Orchids top the list for most traded, and endangered, plant families. This is according to the new Kew Gardens State of The World’s Plants report

Ian Street · 12 Jun 2017

The Bastard Gumwood Tree receives a visitor in the State of Nature report.

Ecosystems

State of Nature report impresses. State of Nature itself does not.

Every so often there’ll be a news story like the massive decline in hedgehogs. The population is down by a third since the millennium. It’

Alun Salt · 22 May 2013

The Botany of Bushfires

Ecosystems

The Botany of Bushfires

Australia is going through a severe heatwave at the moment. So severe that the Australia’s Bureau of Meteorology has added two new colours to their

Alun Salt · 9 Jan 2013

Hillside erosion following deforestation for firewood and overgrazing - Aksum, Ethiopia

Ecosystems

Erosion control, Grevillea and the hills around Aksum, northern Ethiopia – videoblog

Erosion is the most environmentally destructive process. Our videoblog shows planting and watering of Grevillea on hillsides in Ethiopia to control soil loss.

Editor Pat Heslop-Harrison · 22 May 2012

An important ecosystem: the Cerrado in Brazil

Ecosystems

Stochastic Modelling in Ecosystems

Predicting ecosystems responses under changing environment conditions is one of the major challenges in ecology. It is rendered more complex by the non-linear dynamics which

Xuerong Mao · 1 May 2012

Dying date palms

Ecosystems

Ecosystems, services and understanding human-environment relations

Ecosystem services are not a meaningful framework of interpretation of human-environment relations for the vast majority of people, although the term has gained traction in

Guest Author · 19 Jul 2011

Three-toothed cinquefoil, Sibbaldiopsis tridentata

Ecosystems

Secret to Saving Money is Biodiversity

Biodiversity could be the secret to creating a successful “green roof” according to new research published in the April issue of Annals of Botany. The research,

Alun Salt · 11 May 2011

Ecosystems

Is the earliest wine getting earlier and earlier?

There’s been a rash of stories about how new grape varieties will be needed to fight disease if wineries are to keep flowing. As far

Alun Salt · 18 Jan 2011

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