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A clear connection: identifying migratory patterns in bird strikes

Environment
Researchers at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology have discovered that the risk of bird-plane collisions increases significantly during migratory periods. Bird strikes are random and...

Research indicates satellite images can aid environmental land management

Environment
Researchers at the University of Surrey have demonstrated that satellite images can be utilised to facilitate environmental land management.

Benefits of concentrated farming over eco-friendly agriculture

Environment
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have concluded that concentrated farming that leaves room for natural habitats is more optimal than eco-friendly agriculture.

New research sheds light on plastic debris in the Mediterranean Sea

Environment
A group of scientists have established a model that keeps track of the route and destination of plastic debris from land-based sources in the Mediterranean Sea.

Protecting biodiversity and tackling climate change with peat restoration

Environment
Mitigating the effects of climate change and safeguarding biodiversity with more than £16m of funding through Natural England’s Peat Restoration Grants. The Department for Environment,...

Studying the ‘potential’ of species to cope with environmental changes

Environment
Professor Dr Jörns Fickel of Leibniz Institute for Zoo and Wildlife Research explains the work taking place on species’ ability to cope with environmental changes.

Mangroves endangered by low functional diversity of invertebrates

Environment
Marine ecologists from the University of Hong Kong have discovered that mangroves may be at risk by the low functional diversity of invertebrates.

BioRescue moves closer to saving northern white rhino from extinction

Research & Discovery
The BioRescue Project has announced a significant development in stopping the extinction of severely endangered the northern white rhino.

£40m in funding for boosting green jobs and nature recovery in the UK

Environment
Projects have received a total of £40m in grants to facilitate 2,500 green jobs, plant nearly one million trees and boost the UK's nature recovery.

Utilising smart farming devices to enhance sand dune habitats 

Environment
Cattle in Lincolnshire have been equipped with novel smart collars to aid the enhancement of important sand dune habitats. 

How shark denticles may aid in coral reef conservation

Research & Discovery
Shark denticles may provide a coral reef conservation effect, inferring that the species may significantly impact ecosystems.

Commercial farming’s deforestation in the Amazon increases temperatures and reduces rainfall

Environment
Researchers investigating deforestation in the Amazon report that commercial farms cause temperature increases and less rainfall.

Natural woodland regeneration: an economical tree-planting alternative

Environment
A long-term passive rewilding study has indicated that UK tree-planting targets could be attained via natural woodland regeneration methods.

Mapping remote island wildlife as part of international climate action

Environment
As part of a new climate action initiative, researchers will utilise 5G, AI and data science techniques to map wild plants and ancient forests on remote Indonesian islands.
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