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Researchers from Curtin University have collected iDNA from flies to track the movements of Australia’s native species across the Western Australian wheatbelt, with hopes to improve future conservation efforts in the region.Published in the Journal C
We've all seen school crossings or deer crossing signs, but what about salamander crossings?
Soil deposits left behind by the ancient tsunami were analysed by researchers led from Sheffield University in order to model the wave's impact on the Scottish coast.
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NetZeroPlus: Government funding boost for plans to deliver tree-planting to an area the size of Devon Jessica Rawnsley Share Government confirms £30m of new investment in a range of projects designed to enhance natural carbon sinks Around 750,000 hectares - an area larger than Devon - is set to be forested across the UK over the next 25 years as part of a new project headed by researchers from the University of Exeter that is today celebrating a major government funding boost. As part of a £166m industrial decarbonisation funding package announced this morning, the government earmarked over...