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As David Attenborough turns 100 today, Chilean wasp named in his honour

As David Attenborough turns 100 today, Chilean wasp named in his honour

By
Vidushi Laroiya
2 min read
Oak trees delay leafing to outmanoeuvre caterpillars

Oak trees delay leafing to outmanoeuvre caterpillars

By
Himanshu Nitnaware
3 min read
Significant economic and conservation opportunities for Cambodia if it reintroduces tigers in its Cardamom Mountains: Paper

Significant economic and conservation opportunities for Cambodia if it reintroduces tigers in its Cardamom Mountains: Paper

By
DTE Staff
2 min read
New monitoring system provides ‘scalable approach’ to island conservation in Ecuador’s Galapagos archipelago

New monitoring system provides ‘scalable approach’ to island conservation in Ecuador’s Galapagos archipelago

By
Ayesha Mirza
2 min read
In run up to World Migratory Bird Day, major avian organisation stresses importance of species for planetary health

In run up to World Migratory Bird Day, major avian organisation stresses importance of species for planetary health

By
Vidushi Laroiya
2 min read
Scientists use eDNA method to reveal information about New York City’s human diets, wildlife and ecology

Scientists use eDNA method to reveal information about New York City’s human diets, wildlife and ecology

By
Himanshu Nitnaware
3 min read
Four of six Marine Protected Areas designed to save coral reefs exposed to high domestic wastewater

Corals in danger: MPAs in four of six regions show higher wastewater pollution than unprotected areas

By
Himanshu Nitnaware
3 min read
China clones 10 healthy yaks in high-altitude livestock breeding breakthrough

China clones 10 healthy yaks in high-altitude livestock breeding breakthrough

By
DTE Staff
2 min read
Indian Ocean heats up to dangerous levels, putting fish, reefs and livelihoods at risk, warns watchdog

Indian Ocean heats up to dangerous levels, putting fish, reefs and livelihoods at risk, warns watchdog

By
Himanshu Nitnaware
2 min read
Europe’s only wild primates, Gibraltar’s Barbary Macaques, eat soil to counter ill effects of tourist-derived junk food: Study

Europe’s only wild primates, Gibraltar’s Barbary Macaques, eat soil to counter ill effects of tourist-derived junk food: Study

By
Himanshu Nitnaware
3 min read
Multiple events such as heatwaves, wildfires, droughts, floods estimated to impact 36% land animals by 2085

Multiple extreme weather events to impact 36% land animal habitats by 2085: Study

By
Himanshu Nitnaware
5 min read
Pollinators feel the climate sting: Warmer temperatures are forcing bees and wasps to emerge earlier, but at a cost to their survival

Pollinators feel the climate sting: Warmer temperatures are forcing bees and wasps to emerge earlier, but at a cost to their survival

By
Himanshu Nitnaware
3 min read
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