Trace molecules emerge as chemical 'keystones' that steer life's communities

In nature, the rarest ingredient can be the one that holds everything together. In a new article published in Trends in ...
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Letter to the Editor: Calling on the sheriff's office to end administrative detainers

In an effort to keep Flagstaff informed about immigration-related news, Keep Flagstaff Together would like to bring to ...

These oil rigs once drilled for crude and symbolised pollution. Now, nature has turned them into thriving underwater sanctuaries for fish

The last place most people would expect to find a thriving marine ecosystem is beneath an abandoned offshore oil rig. Built ...

A scientist helped protect thousands of hectares of former cattle pasture in Costa Rica and let the forest recover; today it forms part of a 130,000-hectare World Herit…

In the 1980s, tropical ecologist Daniel Janzen faced a problem that seemed to have no simple solution. In northwestern Costa ...

A botanist in New Zealand let invasive gorse grow, and under its cover, much of Hinewai Reserve regenerated into native forest with little or no planting

For decades, gorse has been one of New Zealand's invasive plants. Introduced from Europe in the 19th century, the thorny ...
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Creating Resilient Futures: Navigating Ecological and Civilizational Contraction

A grounded perspective is emerging that refuses both despair and denial. It accepts that we are entering an era of converging ...
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Barker, R. G. (1968). Ecological Psychology: Concepts and Methods for Studying the Environment of Human Behavior. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press.

ABSTRACT: It is a well-known fact that quality of environment in urban habitats has deteriorated throughout the world over time and the down-slide still continues. It is a matter of great concern as ...