Channel: Biodiversity & Conservation Archives

Lawyers worldwide get nature-intelligent risk guide

News: With clients under pressure around nature-related risk, lawyers and legal teams worldwide get practical guidance from professional body.

Guest Blog by Jane Marsh: As bats become more at home in the urban environment, what does this mean for business and the built environment?

News: Business must either lead transformative change, or risk extinction, as report backs call-to-action on biodiversity impacts and loss.

News: How fast microplastics go through gut of zooplankton is key to how much polluting material gets transported down to ocean depths daily.

News: Failed by unfit labels, and unhelpful restaurants, conscious consumers of squid products in Europe are often left dining in the dark.

News: Study of cohabitation trends in tiny marine organisms is helping scientists identify factors affecting the health of coral reefs.

News: One of the most comprehensive surveys ever discovers species potentially new to science — a scorpion, two geckos, and a small mammal.

News: Tech experts work with top research university to develop first-of-its-kind AI solution for digital twin used in coral reef restoration.

News: World science community works together on 2.0 release for largest biodiversity time-series database on the planet, spanning 150 years.

News: Giant ancient coral colony, the biggest ever discovered in the Red Sea, may even date from time of Genghis Khan, up to 800 years ago.