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For birds, a taxi helps recalibrate out-of-sync migrations

Pied flycatchers in the Netherlands were arriving late as climate change pushed spring earlier. Scientists drove them north to Sweden, and then they thrived.

University of groningenLund universitySweden lund universityWest africaNature ecologyClimate changeDaily science

Remote work 1 day/week cuts carbon by only 2%; Full-time 54%

An unusually comprehensive study shows remote work is better for the climate, but mainly in large doses | Anthropocene Magazine

New yorkUnited statesCornell universityLongqi yangProceedings of the national academy sciencesMicrosoft office of applied researchCornell university in ithacaNational academyFengqi youRemote workClimate changeDaily scienceEnergy amp decarbonizationSustainable consumption

Conservation gardening is a new—and surprisingly effective—way to stem loss of rare plants

A new study in Germany suggests conservation gardening could halve the number of plant species under threat in some parts of the country.

Jonathan kemperIngmar staudeUniversity of leipzigRed listDaily science

Engineers make stronger concrete with old coffee grounds

Their technique not only keep coffee grounds out of landfills, it also works as a replacement for dwindling sand resources. | Anthroocene Magazine

Rajeev roychandCircular economyDaily scienceFood amp agricultureSustainable consumption

Ancient homes for the dead can double as wildlife havens

Ancient burial mounds create islands of native grasslands in eastern Europe and Asia, pointing to the ecological potential of sacred spaces.

United statesArkhangel skaya oblastHungary centre for ecological researchBronze ageEcological researchEurasian kurganDaily science

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