Conservation Studies News Today

Cricket Branstrom, a senior at Eisenhower Middle-Senior High School, will graduate on June 7. She will spend the summer with her friends and family and then f

If you happen to visit the forest areas of Chhota Udepur, and hear a crescendo of bells in the dead of the night, don't get spooked by it.

Farmers in the forest areas of Chhota Udepur, India, are using an innovative tool called ghanti kathi to scare off predators. Designed by experts from

Pike-area residents recall President John F. Kennedy's 1963 visit to Grey Towers, just two months before he was assassinated.

A newly constructed block for the Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Studies was inaugurated at Osmania University.

Live bats don’t cause harm as they’re immune to viruses, but their carcass coming in contact with domestic animals may increase the probability of zoonotic diseases

Jerusalem is being filled with towers of different heights, and many residents are claiming that there is no serious debate regarding the need for these towers.

Both Macintosh and Dunlop are lodging objections to the demolition of four towers at the Wyndford estate, north-west Glasgow, following the submission of

Research conducted through UCO and the OKC Zoo may help aid in halting elephant poaching.

A symposium organized by the EDICULA project highlights the importance of the use of multi-disciplinary teams and communication.