With road infrastructure steadily expanding—and projections indicating significant growth—it is important to ensure that road construction and upgrades do not trigger direct and indirect biodiversity ...

A research project in Cumbria is shedding light on how simple on-farm features like sediment ponds can help farmers manage ...

Scientists are speeding up the naming of deep-sea species before they vanish, using new tools to uncover life from below the ...

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Study investigated the structure-property relationship of the coral’s sclerite-based biological granular jamming system.

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The state Department of Wildlife Conservation updates its action plan every 10 years to remain eligible for federal wildlife ...

Unlike many invertebrates, forest scorpions don’t lay eggs. Instead, they give birth to live young that ride on their mother’s back until their first molt.

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Explore the diverse native fish of the Snake River and learn about their habitat, diet, size, ecological role, and other ...

It’s one of the longest rivers in the United States, and it's full of fish. Discover what is lurking in the Arkansas River.