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International Symposium on Nature-based Solutions in Urban Water Systems

The Biodiversa+ and WaterJPI-funded project NICHES held a two-part International Symposium on Nature-based Solutions in Urban Water Systems. The first..

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A Matter of Timing: Can Birds Keep Up With Earlier and Earlier Springs?

The seasons are changing as the planet warms. Some migratory species may break under the strain but others could surprise us.

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Healing Nature Through Soil Transplants | Earth And The Environment

The planet Earth and its pristine environment have been devastated by endless and reckless human activity, which has resulted in rising global temperatures | Earth And The Environment

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Soil Transplantation Boosts Nature Restoration

While the research has shown that soil transplants work to restore vegetation, the level of success can vary

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New Year s fireworks can give migratory birds a bad hangover

The link between fireworks and wildlife disturbance is well-established. This study of migratory geese is the first to look at long-term effects

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