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- Ecology, The Environment and Conservation
- 10.09.12 Wolf mange part of nature's cycle
- 11.09.12 Measuring mercury levels: Nano-velcro detects water-borne toxic metals
- 12.09.12 Aussie Wasp on the Hunt for Redback Spiders
- 12.09.12 First-Time Analysis of Three Distinct Contributions of Forage Fish
- 13.09.12 Mercury in Water, Fish Detected with Nanotechnology
- 13.09.12 Amazing diversity documented in national park
- 13.09.12 At Least 200,000 Tons of Oil and Gas from Deepwater Horizon Spill Consumed by Gulf Bacteria
- 13.09.12 Powerful Tool to Fight Wildlife Crime Unveiled
- 14.09.12 Researchers develop rapid method to measure carbon footprints
- 17.09.12 Canadian homes a kill zone for up to 22 million birds a year
- 17.09.12 Whales Fall through the Research Net
- 17.09.12 Protecting ecosystems brings benefits to society
- 19.09.12 Surprising demographic shifts in endangered monkey population challenge conservation expectations
- 19.09.12 Sea Surface Temperatures Reach Record Highs on Northeast Continental Shelf
- 20.09.12 The “slippery slope to slime”: Overgrown algae causing coral reef declines
- 21.09.12 Nunavut's mysterious ancient life could return by 2100
- 24.09.12 Constraining world trade is unlikely to help the climate
- 24.09.12 Near-roadway air pollution a major contributor to asthma in Los Angeles County, USC research finds
- 25.09.12 Yale Researchers Call for Specialty Metals Recycling
- 26.09.12 New UF study shows river turtle species still suffers from past harvesting
- 26.09.12 Preserving large females could prevent overfishing of Atlantic cod
- 26.09.12 Wastewater – a recyclable resource!
- 28.09.12 New Fish Species Offers Literal Take on ‘Hooking Up’
- 05.10.12 It’s Not Too Late for Coral Reefs
- 08.10.12 Stanford researchers show oil palm plantations are clearing carbon-rich tropical forests in Borneo
- 11.10.12 Palm Oil Massive Source of Carbon Dioxide
- 12.10.12 Focus on space debris: Envisat
- 12.10.12 Fisheries benefit from 400-year-old tradition
- 12.10.12 Freshwater Flows Into the Arctic and Southern Oceans Appear to Determine the Composition of Microbial Populations
- 15.10.12 Too much of a good thing can be bad for corals
- 15.10.12 Antibiotic contamination a threat to humans and the environment
- 16.10.12 Climate negotiations relying on “dangerous” thresholds to avoid catastrophe will not succeed
- 16.10.12 U-M, Other Universities Launch Great Lakes Protection Project
- 16.10.12 Destruction of rainforest not only problem: Change of strategy is needed to save Sumatran orangutan
- 18.10.12 Why Are Coastal Salt Marshes Falling Apart?
- 18.10.12 Long-Term Observations in the Tropics Linked to Global Climate Change
- 18.10.12 In Blown-Down Forests, a Story of Survival
- 19.10.12 Conservation scientists look beyond greenbelts to connect wildlife sanctuaries
- 22.10.12 Sweden’s only coral reef at risk of dying
- 22.10.12 Climate change threatens marine environment in the Baltic Sea
- 22.10.12 Leisure boats threaten the Swedish West Coast archipelago
- 22.10.12 Project Implementation Office established at the Jordanian Ministry of Water and Irrigation
- 23.10.12 Ancient DNA Sheds Light on Arctic Whale Mysteries
- 23.10.12 Experts call for wildlife conservation network
- 23.10.12 Biologists record increasing amounts of plastic litter in the Arctic deep sea
- 24.10.12 After dam removal, sediment muddies the water
- 24.10.12 Mercyhurst study aims to identify sucralose levels in beach water
- 24.10.12 Helping North America’s marine protected areas adapt to a changing climate
- 24.10.12 Genetic Patterns of Deep-Sea Coral Provide Insights into Evolution of Marine Life
- 25.10.12 Speed limits on cargo ships could reduce their pollutants by more than half
- 26.10.12 Report: Bushmeat pushes Southern African species to the brink
- 29.10.12 Current Fisheries Management Jeopardizes Marine Ecosystems
- 31.10.12 Diversity and Abundance of Some Insect Fauna in Krau Wildlife Reserve Forest, Malaysia.
- 31.10.12 U-M Launches $9 Million Effort to Strengthen Great Lakes Restoration While Advancing Research and Education
- 05.11.12 Mountain meadows dwindling in the Pacific Northwest
- 06.11.12 Drought in 2001-2002 Fueled Rocky Mountain Pine Beetle Outbreak
- 06.11.12 Superbug MRSA Identified in U.S. Wastewater Treatment Plants
- 07.11.12 The Dark Sides of the Aquarium Trade
- 08.11.12 Sharks: bad creatures or bad image?
- 08.11.12 New method could help communities plan for climate risk
- 08.11.12 Protected areas in East Africa may not be conserving iconic plants
- 09.11.12 Cleanup of Most Challenging U.S. Contaminated Groundwater Sites Unlikely for Many Decades
- 12.11.12 Climate change threatens giant pandas' bamboo buffet – and survival
- 13.11.12 Issues Associated with “Least Toxic Pesticides” Applied as a “Last Resort”
- 13.11.12 Post-Sandy Sewage
- 14.11.12 Climate change increases stress, need for restoration on grazed public lands
- 14.11.12 State of Nuevo León first to benefit from improved nationwide air quality information system
- 19.11.12 4-degrees briefing for the World Bank: The risks of a future without climate policy
- 19.11.12 Mixing Processes Could Increase the Impact of Biofuel Spills on Aquatic Environments
- 19.11.12 Airborne Particles Smuggle Pollutants to Far Reaches of Globe
- 19.11.12 What Should Be Done About the Wolves?
- 20.11.12 Dry Leaves Make for Juicy Science
- 20.11.12 Beargrass, a plant of many roles, is focus of new report
- 20.11.12 CCNY Landscape Architect Offers Storm Surge Defense Alternatives
- 20.11.12 A low-carbon Finland is a great challenge, but an achievable one
- 21.11.12 Seals gamble with their pups' futures
- 21.11.12 Robotic Fish Research Swims into New Ethorobotics Waters
- 21.11.12 Unexpected microbes fighting harmful greenhouse gas
- 23.11.12 Nutrients from farmed salmon waste can feed new marine industry
- 27.11.12 Joint Nordic efforts towards biodiversity and ecosystem research
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