Losing an advocate for nature's species
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The bright side to planetary decline? Scientists are realizing that a big part of successfully reining in climate change has to do with mending damaged landscapes and conserving wild nature, something we can do.
US biologist and champion of biodiversity who specialised in the study of ants and was regarded as a modern-day Charles Darwin
E. O. Wilson was an extraordinary scholar in every sense of the word. Back in the 1980s, Milton Stetson, the chair of the biology department at the University of Delaware, told me that a scientist who makes a single seminal contribution to his or h
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