A new study by University of Liverpool ecologists warns that heat-induced male infertility will see some species succumb to the effects of climate change earlier than thought.
Currently, scientists are trying to predict where species will be lost due to climate change so they can plan effective conservation strategies. However, research on temperature tolerance has generally focused on the temperatures that are lethal to organisms, rather than those at which organisms can no longer breed.
Broadland Country Park comprises heath, woodland and marshy grassland.
- Credit: Broadland District Council
A tribute to a wartime nurse and, predictably, Parky McParkface were among dozens of names pitched for a new country park - before a council opted for a more straightforward option.
The council paid £700,000 to snap up the land for Broadland Country Park.
- Credit: Broadland District Council
Broadland District Council unveiled a new country park earlier this year having paid £700,000 to purchase a 140-acre site previously known as Houghen Plantation.
Consisting of a mixture of heath, woodland and marshy grassland, the site is nestled between Horsford and Felthorpe.
A NEW online environmental crime thriller has been produced by the Egg Assembly at the Theatre Royal in Bath for teenagers aged 14-plus. It has announced Routes, its most innovative project to date. Routes is an interactive online experience taking place from Tuesday, June 1 to Wednesday, June 30. It lasts for one hour and ticket holders will be able to activate their experience between 2pm and midnight on their chosen date during the run. The production pitches audience members against the clock in a race to uncover clues and unearth the truth. Sophie Jacobs-Wyburn, Artistic Director of Theatre Royal Bath’s Theatre School and Director of Routes, said: “We are incredibly excited by Routes, an interactive digital experience forged by young people and very much focused on the world we live in today.
Scientific due diligence for humanitarian Disaster Risk Financing: A guide for data scientists and humanitarian practitioners
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NEW TOOL LAUNCHED FOR RESPONSIBLE USE OF SCIENTIFIC DATA WITHIN HUMANITARIAN PROJECTS
A global network of NGOs has today launched a new guide for scientists and humanitarians to encourage the responsible use of scientific data in humanitarian decision-making.
This guide has been developed by Start Network as a result of its work with the Drought Risk Finance Science Laboratory (DRiSL) and is being launched as part of its work to shift humanitarian funding from reactive to proactive, from late to early, using data as a key driver of proactive decisions.
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