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What Shapes Odonata Community Assemblage Patterns Across a Mosaic of Habitat Types?

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Ponds & People- answering commonly asked questions

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Saving the Unseen: The battle against hydropower on the Komarnica

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By Katy Ellis, a BSc Conservation Biology & Ecology student at the University of Exeter, who spent last summer exploring our human...

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Learning from Listening to Peat Swamp Forests of Central Kalimantan

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Jan 16, 20236 min read

Learning from Listening to Peat Swamp Forests of Central Kalimantan

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A Christmas Coral

Arguably one of the most incredible areas of coral reef worldwide? A blog all coral scientists must read By Dr April J Burt, Conservation...

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Exploring the Indian Ocean by research vessel

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Exploring the Indian Ocean by research vessel

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Preventing venomous snakebites – the barriers to adoption

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Preventing venomous snakebites – the barriers to adoption

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The story of a painting

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In Pursuit of Primates, Skills & Conservation Roles

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In Pursuit of Primates, Skills & Conservation Roles

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Trading places – swapping the tropical rainforests of Borneo for the UK's lost temperate rainforests

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Trading places – swapping the tropical rainforests of Borneo for the UK's lost temperate rainforests

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The long and winding road to protecting a giant island endemic

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Feb 3, 20225 min read

The long and winding road to protecting a giant island endemic

By Nancy Bunbury, Director of Research and Conservation for the Seychelles Islands Foundation. SIF protects and manages the two UNESCO...

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Fighting fire with fire: Using the power of media to alleviate misconceptions about sharks

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Fighting fire with fire: Using the power of media to alleviate misconceptions about sharks

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Killing for conservation - a challenging but necessary tool for endemic island species conservation

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By Jennifer Appoo Jennifer is a PhD student supervised by Prof. Sébastien Jaquemet from the University of La Réunion and Dr Nancy Bunbury...

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Why do I care about lemon sharks in The Bahamas?

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Why do I care about lemon sharks in The Bahamas?

By Molly Kressler, PhD student, University of Exeter Links: Marine Predator Ecology & Conservation Profile Juvenile lemon shark with...

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Launching the "Protect Great Apes from Disease" Project

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What Shapes Odonata Community Assemblage Patterns Across a Mosaic of Habitat Types?

Whose flagship is it anyway?

Ponds & People- answering commonly asked questions

Saving the Unseen: The battle against hydropower on the Komarnica

Learning from Listening to Peat Swamp Forests of Central Kalimantan

A Christmas Coral

Exploring the Indian Ocean by research vessel

Preventing venomous snakebites – the barriers to adoption

The story of a painting

In Pursuit of Primates, Skills & Conservation Roles

Trading places – swapping the tropical rainforests of Borneo for the UK's lost temperate rainforests

The long and winding road to protecting a giant island endemic

Fighting fire with fire: Using the power of media to alleviate misconceptions about sharks

Killing for conservation - a challenging but necessary tool for endemic island species conservation

Why do I care about lemon sharks in The Bahamas?

Launching the "Protect Great Apes from Disease" Project

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