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- Ecology, The Environment and Conservation
- 27.03.08 Conservation of freshwater fish biodiversity: a challenge for the countries of the South
- 27.03.08 Countdown To National Insect Week Begins With Launch Of Official Website
- 27.03.08 Does fishing on drifting fish aggregation devices endanger the survival of tropical tuna?
- 28.03.08 Small desert beetle found to engineer ecosystems
- 31.03.08 Can you rescue a rainforest? The answer may be yes
- 02.04.08 Warming world holds new threats for Aussie wildlife
- 03.04.08 Coral reefs and climate change: Microbes could be the key to coral death
- 03.04.08 Fueling Ethanol Production While Protecting Water Quality
- 03.04.08 Study Finds that Damaged Land Can Restore Itself
- 04.04.08 Some migratory birds can't find success in urban areas
- 04.04.08 Tropical reforestation aided by bats
- 04.04.08 Researchers confirm dead zone off Texas coast since 1985
- 04.04.08 New formula for combating the greenhouse gas nitrous oxide
- 04.04.08 Sudden 'ecosystem flips' imperil world's poorest regions
- 07.04.08 Chesapeake Bay ecosystem health remains poor, but slightly improved in 2007
- 07.04.08 Harmful algae taking advantage of global warming
- 07.04.08 Asian waterbirds stage remarkable comeback
- 08.04.08 Hydrodesulphurisation catalysts: a new method matters
- 08.04.08 Harmful cyanobacteria benefit from global warming
- 08.04.08 Citrate appears to control buckyball clumping but environmental concerns remain
- 08.04.08 Sydney harbors deadly diet for sea creatures
- 09.04.08 IPCC’s work vital to world peace, reinforces need to improve weather and climate observations
- 09.04.08 Flying off course - Why migratory birds from Asia land in Europe
- 11.04.08 Protection of biodiversity or more wood for bio-energy?
- 11.04.08 Shorebird numbers crash: survey alarm
- 11.04.08 Scientists develop new model for protecting biodiversity
- 11.04.08 Maximizing species protection with unprecedented conservation roadmap
- 11.04.08 Massive study of Madagascar wildlife released
- 14.04.08 Experts prove the geochemical origin of part of the CO2 emissions in semiarid climates
- 14.04.08 New UEA-Cefas alliance launched
- 14.04.08 Scientifics have compiled temperature data of the 20th century in Spain as an evidence of the climatic change
- 14.04.08 Underwater Microscope Helps Prevent Shellfish Poisoning Along Gulf Coast of Texas
- 16.04.08 Bikini corals recover from atomic blast
- 18.04.08 Deep-sea sharks wired for sound
- 21.04.08 Aerodynamic trailer cuts fuel and emissions by up to 15%
- 21.04.08 Controlling blooming algae
- 21.04.08 Increasing levels of atmospheric CO2 cause a rise in ocean plankton calcification
- 21.04.08 The Antarctic deep sea gets colder
- 21.04.08 New study predicts where corals can thrive
- 21.04.08 'Extinct' elephant may have been found again -- on a different island
- 21.04.08 Many captive tigers are of purebred ancestry; finding raises their conservation value
- 21.04.08 Fuzzy logic water quality
- 23.04.08 The 1930s semi goes green
- 23.04.08 Carnegie Mellon studies how climate change impacts food production
- 24.04.08 Can Certain Metals Repel Sharks from Fishing Gear?
- 24.04.08 New fish romping in the southern Baltic
- 24.04.08 Link between ozone air pollution and premature death confirmed
- 25.04.08 Technological breakthrough in the fight to cut greenhouse gases
- 25.04.08 New rural partnership develops the research landscape in South East England
- 28.04.08 Emissions irrelevant to future climate change?
- 28.04.08 Arctic marine mammals on thin ice
- 28.04.08 Better regional monitoring of CO2 needed as global levels continue rising
- 28.04.08 Brown Scientists Say Biodiversity Is Crucial to Ecosystem Productivity
- 28.04.08 Injecting Sulfate Particles into Stratosphere Could Have Drastic Impact on Earth's Ozone Layer
- 29.04.08 MIT tracks carbon footprints of different lifestyles
- 29.04.08 Will Corals Survive Stormy Future?
- 29.04.08 DIAMOND to tackle UK nuclear waste issues
- 29.04.08 In Computer Models and Seafloor Observations, Researchers See Potential for Significant 2008 "Red Tide" Season
- 30.04.08 Safe water? Lessons from Kazakhstan
- 30.04.08 Scientists plan to unlock oil reserves - with microbes!
- 30.04.08 Ancient ecosystems organized much like our own
- 30.04.08 Lab of O helps protect endangered right whales with warning buoys in shipping lanes
- 02.05.08 Bison can thrive again
- 02.05.08 Too much technology may be killing beneficial bacteria
- 02.05.08 Grey water for greener golf courses
- 05.05.08 Oxygen Depletion: A New Form of Ocean Habitat Loss
- 05.05.08 Researcher Develops Model to Track E. coli in Charles River
- 05.05.08 Global Warming Affects World's Largest Freshwater Lake
- 05.05.08 Scripps Oceanography Research pegs ID of red tide killer
- 05.05.08 Dwarf cloud rat rediscovered after 112 years
- 06.05.08 Diatoms Discovered to Remove Phosphorus from Oceans
- 06.05.08 Ecologists tease out private lives of plants and their pollinators
- 06.05.08 ESA contributes to ocean carbon cycle research
- 06.05.08 Rich bad-boy countries are the least worried about climate change
- 07.05.08 Trouble in Paradise: Warming a Greater Danger to Tropical Species
- 07.05.08 Unmanned Aircraft to Study Southern California Smog and its Consequences
- 07.05.08 Global warming will negatively impact tropical species
- 07.05.08 Seed dispersal in mauritius -- dead as a dodo?
- 07.05.08 When Bears Steal Human Food, Mom’s Not to Blame
- 08.05.08 Biodiversity: It's in the water
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