Research Articles
The Last of Their Kind: What Winged Mice Can Teach Us About Extinction
Exploring conservation biology through Tatsuaki Ishiguro's story of the last winged mice and what they reveal about extinction science.
Satellite Tags and Southern Right Whales: Unveiling an Ocean Mystery
How tiny electronic trackers are revolutionizing our understanding of southern right whales, their migratory patterns, and conservation needs.
The Silent Witness: How Anecdotes Are Rewriting the Story of the Mediterranean Monk Seal
Exploring how anecdotal evidence from local communities is transforming conservation efforts for the critically endangered Mediterranean monk seal.
More Than Just Water: The Hidden Science Flowing Through Our Rivers
Explore the complex scientific stories flowing through our planet's rivers - from biodiversity crises to pollution breakthroughs and conservation solutions.
Hot Topics in the Tropics: Research to Support Full Life-Cycle Conservation of Migrants
Exploring research and strategies for full life-cycle conservation of migratory species across hemispheres.
The Woundfin: A Race to Save the River's Living Silver
Exploring the biology, reproduction, and conservation efforts for the critically endangered Woundfin fish species.
The Unseen Chase: How Fear Reshapes a Wilderness
Exploring how human presence alters predator-prey dynamics through the lens of the 'landscape of fear' in North American wilderness.
Charting Whale Highways: The Science of Biologically Important Areas in Alaska's Waters
Exploring the critical Biologically Important Areas (BIAs) for whale conservation in Alaska's waters through scientific research and technology.
Virginia's Vanishing Choruses: The Status, Threats, and Conservation of Our Amphibians
Explore Virginia's remarkable amphibian diversity, the threats they face, and conservation efforts to protect these vital environmental sentinels.
Secrets of the Emory Oak: The Struggle to Sprout in the Desert
Exploring the germination challenges and conservation efforts for the culturally and ecologically vital Emory oak in the American Southwest.