Machine learning reads conservation test papers to reconstruct old ink chemistry
Researchers trained a neural network on paired indicator-paper and ink measurements from archival manuscripts, recovering elemental ink compositions from protected ...
Tag: Conservation
Wildlife damage pushes park residents toward tourism only when opportunity feels real
A survey of 513 residents near Wuyishan National Park found wildlife damage strengthened threat appraisals and tourism intentions, but not ...
Blue Monkeys Shift Feeding and Movement Between Forest Zones in Ethiopia
A fifteen-month study of two Boutourlini's blue monkey groups in Ethiopia's Saja Forest found the core-zone group fed significantly more ...
Ethiopian buffalo census reveals stable herds squeezed into shrinking wetlands
A two-year survey of African buffalo in Ethiopia's Gambella National Park estimates a stable population of roughly 4,600 animals while ...
Hamadryas Baboons Blamed for Heavy Livestock Losses Around Ethiopian National Park
A survey of 300 households around Borena-Sayint National Park in northern Ethiopia found residents reported losing an average of nearly ...
Dwarf crocodiles flow through Niger Delta bushmeat markets in worrying numbers
A new study records 158 vulnerable dwarf crocodiles traded across three Niger Delta bushmeat markets, with medium and large adults ...
New Report Traces Deep Histories of Biodiversity Through Global South Knowledge
A new executive report from the Max Planck Institute of Geoanthropology argues that biodiversity has been shaped over millennia by ...
Perception and Practice Diverge in Bariloche’s Urban Forest Wildlife Study
A survey of Bariloche residents found strong recognition of charismatic Patagonian wildlife but widespread mismatches between perceived threats and everyday ...
Camera Traps Photograph Golden Jackals in Riyadh Province for the First Time
Camera traps have recorded two golden jackals in King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve, the first confirmed record of the species in ...
Croatia’s Pondweeds Mapped: Nine Years of National Water Monitoring Reveal 12 Taxa
A nine-year national monitoring programme has for the first time systematically mapped the diversity and distribution of Potamogeton and Stuckenia ...
Endangered Mexican Pine Held Its Climate Niche for 21,000 Years
Ecological niche modeling shows the endangered Mexican pine Pinus rzedowskii has maintained a stable climatic niche from the Last Glacial ...
Gharial genomes reveal ancient and recent population decline
The first genome-wide analysis of the gharial reveals extremely low genetic diversity in its largest population, driven by an ancient ...
New EU project TETTRIX brings Europe’s species expertise to UN biodiversity talks
The new EU project TETTRIX will present its plan for an integrated European taxonomic system at the UN Biodiversity Conference ...
First Butterfly Survey Reveals 32 Species Across Ethiopian Mountain Forest Zones
A first-ever survey of Hambericho Mountain Forest in central Ethiopia recorded 32 butterfly species across forest, shrubland, and grassland zones, ...
Photogrammetry Reveals Shared Geometric Grammar in Three Algerian Lineage Mausoleums
A photogrammetric survey of three mausoleums at the Gazouli Zaouia in Sidi Ouriache, Algeria, finds roughly 86 percent geometric compatibility ...
Pygmy blue whales sing less by day while feeding, study finds
A Curtin University-led study found pygmy blue whales off Western Australia generally fed by day, leaving more time for singing ...
Fires Return Every Year in Mozambique’s Niassa Reserve, Satellite Record Shows
A twelve-year satellite analysis of Mozambique's Niassa Special Reserve finds that nearly 70 percent of the landscape burned more than ...
Genetic study of endangered Ethiopian kebericho reveals moderate diversity shaped by geography
A DArTseq SNP analysis of 60 Ethiopian kebericho accessions from 36 locations found moderate genetic diversity, with 77 percent of ...
Airborne and Water DNA Reveal Elusive Southern Cassowary in Queensland Rainforests
A new environmental DNA assay detects endangered southern cassowaries from air and water samples in captive and field settings in ...
New web-scale knowledge graph maps wildlife crime from scattered web sources
Researchers built WILD-CRIME, an automated framework that turns scattered web sources into a semantically enriched wildlife crime knowledge graph for ...
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