Conservation Archives - Page 17 of 78

Jun 14 2022 | Nick Souter

Should We Genetically Engineer Coral?

Genetically engineered, heat-resistant coral has the potential to help maintain the Great Barrier Reef. The public supports its use but there are concerns worth addressing. READ MORE

Jun 7 2022 | Sara Streeter

Cooperating To Combat The Asian Wild Animal Trade

To fight the illegal trade of wild animals, China and Southeast Asian countries must strengthen their legal cooperation. This article explains how they could do so. READ MORE

May 23 2022 | Casey Bond

Wild Animal Agency And Why It’s Important

Traditional wild animal conservation treats animals as passive, predictable beings. This paper argues for an approach that considers their agency in conservation decisions. READ MORE

May 16 2022 | Casey Bond

Protecting Global Reef Sharks

Shark populations in coastal regions have been depleted. This study examines the factors that drive reef shark decline and the conservation strategies to protect these vulnerable animals. READ MORE

Apr 14 2022 | Beth Snyder

Antarctic Management: A Fresh Perspective With Ancient Roots

Drawing on thousands of years of history with the continent, a Māori perspective offers insight otherwise missing from Antarctic management. READ MORE

Apr 1 2022 | Rowan Lund

Conservation Isn’t Enough Anymore

The effects of climate change on wildlife are becoming clear. Rather than simply ‘conserving’ wildlife populations, more efforts are needed to help species adapt to change. READ MORE

Mar 31 2022 | Sara Streeter

Silent But Deadly Bird Predators: Windows

Bird-window collisions kill hundreds of millions of birds each year. The public would like this to change, but they need more information. READ MORE

Mar 24 2022 | Daniele Pollicino

A Bee’s Life In The City

Can bees thrive in urban ecosystems? These researchers argue that quality, not necessarily quantity, matters when planting floral food sources for wild bees. READ MORE

Mar 11 2022 | Beth Snyder

Aquaculture Threatened on All Sides

Even as nations look to aquaculture to sustain their growing populations, the industry is imperilled by antimicrobial resistance and climate change. READ MORE

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