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Parasites are often overlooked in biodiversity research and conservation efforts. That needs to change, says zombie ant researcher Charissa de Bekker.

The study explores the trade-offs between maintaining environmental flows and supporting smallholder irrigation in South ...

Sand is one of the most extracted natural resources on Earth, yet its environmental impact remains dangerously overlooked.

Rebecca Greening (left) and Dr Nina Wootton from the University of Adelaide are the recipients of the 2025 Max Day ...

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After the first meeting ended with vague targets, COP16 2.0 provides an opportunity for business investment in nature ...

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Climate change threatens global cocoa and chocolate production, but a new study highlights a promising solution—pollination.