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Even just a few visitors to US national parks can change the normal behavior of the animals that live there.

The presence of even a few humans in national parks can have significant impacts on the behavior of the wildlife that live there, a new study has found. People might already expect that animals would change their routines to avoid humans at popular parks like Yosemite and Yellowstone — which can see more than a million…

Prominent researcher will be missed by the many in the Food Security Group and the larger agricultural development community

Shawn Riley was in Stockholm to brief the U.S. Ambassador to Sweden on activities he’s been engaged in as a Senior Fulbright Specialist.

100ft alerce has estimated age of 5,484, more than 600 years older than Methuselah in California

Despite climate and biodiversity decline threats, only one of the 100 ARC Future Fellowships awarded for 2022 was in environmental science.

Brain-dead organ donor helps save six lives

It is possible that within the next year New Zealand's housing supply crisis will be resolved.  

This morning Christopher Luxon refused to rule out working with Freedoms New Zealand, the Brian Tamaki entity which has held mock trials, alleged senior Government figures should be tried for treason and have professed a desire to make the country ungovernable.

Open mike is your post. For announcements, general discussion, whatever you choose. The usual rules of good behaviour apply (see the Policy). Step up to the mike …