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UBC Landscape Ecologist, Dr Mitchell, shares the role of wild pollinators in agriculture and urges conservation efforts for their habitats.

African conservationists say bushmeat trade fueling zoonotic diseases-

NAIROBI, Sept. 21 (Xinhua) -- Illegal trade in bushmeat, meat from wildlife species that are hunted for human consumption, most often referring to the meat of game in Africa, due to lax policing, poverty, and soaring demand for protein is to blame for the regular outbreak of zoonotic diseases in Africa, experts said Wednesday.

Host Dibblex Lesalon, a Kenyan Fellow of the African Conservation Voices Media Labs co-created by AWF and Jackson Wild, discusses wildlife crime and community conservation with guests in the special series.

In his book “The Synthetic Age,” University of Montana environmental philosophy professor Christopher Preston argues the future world won’t be natural, it’ll be synthetic. With global climate trends projected to

The mechanism present behind the good growth of plants is not about how much extra water is given to them, but when it is given, suggests new research performed at the University of California (UC Riverside).