Which Coffee Is Better for Biodiversity?
By Jason Daley April 15, 2018A new study shows sun-loving robusta coffee doesn’t have to hurt biodiversity
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food and drink
Major Report Paints Grim Picture of Biodiversity
By Jason Daley April 7, 2018But the extensive new data provides the tools to turn things around
Does Science Really Guide the Way We Manage Wildlife?
By Jason Daley March 26, 2018Study suggests management agencies fail to detail scientific influence on decisions
Is Constant Human Noise Stressing Out Wildlife?
By Jason Daley February 21, 2018A New Mexico study shows that constant noise leads to stress and smaller nestlings
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science
Climate Change Makes Its Mark on Reefs
By Jason Daley February 4, 2018Major bleaching events are happening
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climate change
Could Poison Frogs Crush Addiction?
By Jason Daley December 11, 2017Frog evolution could one day help block nicotine and other substances
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science
Tribal Nations Need to Be Included in Effort to Combat Invasives
By Jason Daley November 30, 2017A study shows Native Americans are often neglected when it comes to consultation
Secrets of the Whale Shark Highway
By Jason Daley November 5, 2017A new study will help scientists locate the elusive, endangered giant fish
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oceans
Meet the Hummingbird Whisperer
By Jason Daley September 27, 2017A UCLA geologist has turned her office into a hummingbird paradise
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science
Study Finds Chemicals in Yellowfin Tuna Are Widespread
By Jason Daley September 23, 2017The extent of contamination varies by capture location, geography