Many animal species on Earth are awaiting discovery and description, but finding all these unknown species is a monumental task. Here, we discuss how… Read more »
The World Economic Forum has a tradition of bringing together a sprinkling of academics and entrepreneurial innovators to mix with business and policy… Read more »
The official global target of a 2⁰C temperature rise is ‘utterly inadequate’ for protecting those at most risk from climate… Read more »
January 2015 marks the launch of an exciting new journal in the field of Zoology, Zoological Letters. We spoke to the… Read more »
Dr. Ron Larson is a retired fish and wildlife biologist and photographer based in Klamath Falls, Oregon, and a co-author of the… Read more »
Guest post by: Benjamin Allen, University of Queensland & Robert Wicks Pest Animal Research Centre, Biosecurity… Read more »
You’re a conservationist with a list of threatened species and a limited budget. What are you going to save? Pandas or polar… Read more »
Many nuclear power stations in the UK are built on the coast, where the easy availability of sea water offers a natural solution… Read more »
Guest blog post by Bonnie Baxter and R. Thane Papke Halophiles 2013: The International Congress on Halophilic Microorganisms is a… Read more »
Today marks the 50th anniversary of the publication of Silent Spring, Rachel Carson’s landmark—and controversial—book… Read more »