Avoiding another Great Dying – learnings from the world’s greatest extinction event
Planet Earth, a quarter of an aeon ago. A series of volcanic eruptions in what we now call Siberia has
Thoughts from the vanguard of biodiversity research
Planet Earth, a quarter of an aeon ago. A series of volcanic eruptions in what we now call Siberia has
Highly collectable species, especially those that are rare and threatened, can be put at risk from poaching if information describing
The Anthropocene, the geological epoch when humans have had an overriding influence on the earth and its atmosphere, is a
Lets us be in no doubt – we are in the midst of the greatest biodiversity crisis the world has
August 20th was World Overshoot Day – the estimated day on which the world’s population had used up the planet’s
Just a quick reminder that today is world orangutan day. These gentle apes share 97% of their DNA with us,
Evolution is one of those concepts that’s simultaneously well-known and misunderstood: everyone’s heard the word, but most people are a
This week is shark week, so given that they’ve been around for 420 million years, I thought it time to
Since yesterday’s post was a bit of a depressing one (and there’s the understatement of the year), today’s will be
Sorry, but this post is heart-rending. From Mongabay: “In a single night in March (2013), a band of heavily-armed, horse-riding