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DESERT IN NORTH CHINA TURNS INTO OASIS
The projects have helped the league turn at least one million mu of desert into oases every year, according to Liu... READ MORE›
'LOOTING' SPREE THREATENS WILDLIFE AND FORESTS ACROSS EASTERN EUROPE
Ukraine emerged from the UN report as the Carpathian region's worst performer for forest conservation... READ MORE›
'IT HAS NO PROTECTIONS': SCIENTISTS FIGHT FOR WILDFIRE-BURNED LAND AMID LOGGING THREAT
Forest service officials say biologists are careful about destroying snag forest habitats and that only 25 percent -40 percent of any burned area is logged... READ MORE›
BITTERN NUMBERS IN UK AT RECORD HIGH, SAYS RSPB
The RSPB attributed the rise in populations to intensive conservation efforts that have protected the birds' preferred habitat of dense, wet, reedbeds... READ MORE›
ENVIRONMENTALISTS WARN OF PLANT AND ANIMAL EXTINCTIONS ON BOTH SIDES OF BORDER
Plant and animal species could become extinct in both parts of Ireland because of Brexit, environmentalists warned... READ MORE›
Trending News Headlines : Ecology
FORGET 'THE ENVIRONMENT': WE NEED NEW WORDS TO CONVEY LIFE'S WONDERS | GEORGE MONBIOT
On land, places in which nature is protected are called sites of special scientific interest ... READ MORE›
SECOND WINNER OF ENVIRONMENTAL PRIZE KILLED MONTHS AFTER BERTA CACERES DEATH
Goldman prize winner Isidro Baldenegro Lopez, who was known for his activism against illegal logging, was shot dead months after Berta Caceres was murdered... READ MORE›
NORTHERN HEMISPHERE SEES IN EARLY SPRING DUE TO GLOBAL WARMING
And in the US, spring arrived 22 days early this year in Washington DC... READ MORE›
CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACT ON AUSTRALIA MAY BE IRREVERSIBLE, FIVE-YEARLY REPORT SAYS
An independent review of the state of Australia's environment has found the impacts of climate change are increasing and some of the changes could be irreversible... READ MORE›
BADGER CULL COULD SEE BOOM IN FOXES, STOATS AND WEASELS
Last year almost 11,000 badgers were killed as part of the cull... READ MORE›
AMERICANS ONCE MOVED AWAY FROM FORESTS. NOW FORESTS ARE MOVING AWAY FROM AMERICANS.
Study co-author Sheng Yang shows an example of tree canopy loss and receding forests on the campus of the State University of New York at Syracuse... READ MORE›
INVESTIGATION LAUNCHED AFTER 200-YEAR-OLD BEECH TREES ILLEGALLY CUT DOWN
Environment officers have been left stumped by a mystery tree feller responsible for chopping down around 200 ancient beeches... READ MORE›
LAST STAND FOR EUROPE'S REMAINING ANCIENT FOREST AS LOGGERS PREPARE TO MOVE IN
Since taking office, the government has set up a new Scientific Council of Forestry but it may not be minded to challenge the logging plan... READ MORE›
2016 STATE OF NATURE REPORT: WILDLIFE WINNERS AND LOSERS - IN PICTURES
All agriculture and environment treaties for nature and wildlife will have to be rethought... READ MORE›
EARTH OVERSHOOT DAY: THE PLANET IS IN ENERGY DEBT FROM TODAY
The site suggests that trying new vegetarian alternatives to your favourite meat-based meals would help reduce your ecological footprint... READ MORE›
PROTECTED LANDS AND ENDANGERED SPECIES AREN'T PROPERLY SAFEGUARDED, REPORT SAYS
Nearly 15 percent of the Earth's land, covering around 20m sq km, is contained in national parks or other protected areas... READ MORE›
POPE LAMENTS 'MEANINGLESS LIVES' IN TYING HUMAN TRAFFICKING TO CLIMATE CHANGE
Pontiff follows encyclical on fossil fuels with environmental summit of mayors and links climate change to migration, slavery and uncurtailed growth of cities... READ MORE›
LABOUR PROMISES TO PROTECT PUBLIC FORESTS
Shadow environment secretary Maria Eagle we will reform the forestry commission to increase public access to nature ... READ MORE›
WILL ANIMALS OF THE FUTURE ONLY BE SAFE IN CAPTIVITY?
In the Maromizaha protected area, which is home to several different species of lemurs, we heard of occasional hostility towards people working to save the animals... READ MORE›
GREAT BARRIER REEF SPECIES MORE AT RISK FROM CLIMATE CHANGE, SAYS STUDY
The largest study to date on the impacts of climate change on marine biodiversity found that many species would cope by finding new waters... READ MORE›
SHOOTING INDUSTRY MUST STOP PUTTING STRAIN ON COUNTRYSIDE, SAYS RSPB CHIEF
Secondly, there is a marked increase in the intensity of management on some driven grouse moors in the uplands, especially in England... READ MORE›
'AMERICA FIRST! EARTH LAST!' HOW THE WORLD REACTED TO DONALD TRUMP LEAVING THE PARIS CLIMATE AGREEMENT
'America first! Earth last!' How the world reacted to Donald Trump leaving the Paris climate agreement... READ MORE›
WALK YOUR COMMUTE AND RECONNECT WITH A WILDER LANDSCAPE
A combination of cultish property prices and my narrow career path mean I regularly commute the 80 miles between east Cambridgeshire and London... READ MORE›
DREAD IS VANISHING FROM THE ANIMAL WORLD HERES WHY THATS A BAD THING
Researchers used audio recordings of dogs barking to scare raccoons away from the intertidal zone of the Gulf Islands... READ MORE›
AMUR TIGER RELEASED INTO THE WILD
The video shows the tiger undergoing the necessary health checks in a rehabilitation centre before being released into a safer environment... READ MORE›
CLIMATE CHANGE COULD SEND VENOMOUS SNAKES SLITHERING NORTH
Researchers at the University of Kansas Biodiversity Institute used climate models to predict the ranges of more than 75 poisonous snake species across the Americas... READ MORE›
FERAL PARAKEETS TAKING OVER LONDON, PROMPTING CONCERNS THEY'LL PUSH OUT NATIVE BIRDS
In London, parakeets are everywhere and their populations are spreading throughout the U.K. and Europe, prompting concerns the invasive species could harm native ecosystems... READ MORE›
VIDEO SHOWS ONLY KNOWN AMERICAN JAGUAR ROAMING ARIZONA MOUNTAINS
El Jefe -- Spanish for the boss -- has been living in the Santa Rita Mountains, about 25 miles south of downtown Tucson, for over three years... READ MORE›
FIRST ONLINE DICTIONARY FOR YOLNGU LANGUAGES
Creator John Greatorex, from Charles Darwin University, said it was a way to make the languages accessible to students and researchers around the world... READ MORE›
AMERICA'S ONLY KNOWN WILD JAGUAR CAPTURED ON VIDEO
The videos of El Jefe were captured by Conservation CATalyst, an organisation focused on preserving cats... READ MORE›
ENGLAND'S BEST-LOVED WILDLIFE STILL IN SERIOUS DECLINE, REPORT SHOWS
Much of England's best-loved wildlife remains in serious decline, according to the latest official assessment from the government... READ MORE›
HUMANS ARE DRIVING THE EVOLUTION OF NEW SPECIES -- AND IT'S NOT A GOOD THING
What's stunning about this human-driven evolution is not just the number of new species that have emerged but the pace at which they do so... READ MORE›
PREDATOR NUMBERS DON'T ALWAYS TRACK PREY AVAILABILITY
Rather than predators rising in number to match the available prey, predator populations are limited by the rate at which prey reproduce... READ MORE›
ALTERING WILD GENE POOLS COULD STOP DISEASES, SAVE SPECIES -- BUT EVEN PROPONENTS URGE CAUTION
Another idea is to save endangered birds on the Hawaiian islands by releasing altered mosquitoes that cannot carry avian malaria... READ MORE›
WE MIGHT NEED TO ZAP THE ZIKA MOSQUITOES WITH RADIATION
The outbreak has been centered in Brazil, other South American nations and the Caribbean, with the Zika virus spread by Aedes aegypti mosquitoes... READ MORE›