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A small group of scientists have been trying to convince people that fireproofing their homes is far more effective than logging the forest when it comes to surviving wildfire.

A small group of scientists have been trying to convince people that fireproofing their homes is far more effective than logging the forest when it comes to surviving wildfire.

A small group of scientists have been trying to convince people that fireproofing their homes is far more effective than logging the forest when it comes to surviving wildfire.

A group of scientists are trying to convince people that fireproofing their homes is far more effective than logging the forest when it comes to surviving wildfire.

A small group of scientists have been trying to convince people that fireproofing their homes is far more effective than logging the forest when it comes to surviving wildfire.

Fountains have dried up while hotels impose a four-minute shower challenge as water runs dry.

As life for an amusingly named bird species becomes harder, Spanish scientists have proposed new measures to restore its fortunes.

The collaboration between scientists, farmers and managers is crucial to improve the protection of the little bustard, an endangered steppe-land bird ....

<p>The collaboration between scientists, farmers and managers is crucial to improve the protection of the little bustard, an endangered steppe-land bird in Spain due to human activity. The reduction of natural habitats, the increase in irrigation and the urbanization of the land have led to having less surface areas that guarantee the survival of this vulnerable species. An article published in the journal <a href="https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0006320723004871...

Emerging threats to the Francis Marion National Forest lay at the end of a path that divides pines sprouted in the bygone-era of large-scale tree farming from ancient hardwoods planted by Mother Nature.