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UNM research leads to publication of book about wild carnivores of New Mexico - Vimarsana News

UNM research leads to publication of book about wild carnivores of New Mexico

A new book from a University of New Mexico researcher examines the wild carnivores of New Mexico, from the common striped skunk to the now extinct grizzly bear. Jean-Luc E. Cartron, a research professor in the UNM Department of Biology, teamed up with...

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UP Provides Financial Support to Over Half of Autumn Graduates - Vimarsana News

UP Provides Financial Support to Over Half of Autumn Graduates

The University of Pretoria (UP) will confer degrees on 12 511 undergraduate and postgraduate students during its autumn graduation season, which will take place between 15 April and 15 May 2024 on Hillcrest campus. Notably, more than half of these gr

Stellenbosch University Senate members call for the end to Israel's 'brutal and barbaric' destruction in Gaza - Vimarsana News

Stellenbosch University Senate members call for the end to Israel's 'brutal and barbaric' destruction in Gaza

The following statement was submitted for discussion to the Stellenbosch University Senate. We are awaiting a special meeting of the Senate to further debate the matter.

Challenges for Cape honeybee - Vimarsana News

Challenges for Cape honeybee

The Cape honeybee might have global celebrity status in the insect world, but there are many challenges to secure the future of this “famous bee variety” and sustain its contribution as an apex pollinator in the Western Cape.

Beetle infestation has killed thousands of trees across SA - Vimarsana News

Beetle infestation has killed thousands of trees across SA

Thousands of urban trees have already been killed and removed as an infestation of the polyphagous shot hole borer beetle, also known as the tree-killing beetle, in the country continues to spread, with 65 million urban trees at risk of dying in cities over the next three decades, unless the si...