What is the sixth mass extinction? Mexican scientists lead the research
Dr. Gerardo Ceballos and Dr. Rodolfo Dirzo are spearheading the science on species loss and its future impacts on Mexico — and humanity.
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Dr. Gerardo Ceballos and Dr. Rodolfo Dirzo are spearheading the science on species loss and its future impacts on Mexico — and humanity.
A Stanford professor says the loss and decline of animals is contributing to what seems to be the beginning of Earth's 6th mass biological extinction event.
Presentation, Panel on “Buddhist Advice to Cope with Climate Change”, the 18th United Nations Day of Vesak Celebration, June 1, 2023,
Peregrine falcons have been spotted at Stanford since 2011, but biologists have yet to observe a successful nesting season. Although incredibly urban-tolerant birds, the falcons still face the challenges of human disturbances.
Analysis reveals how restoring relatively narrow forest buffers could substantially improve regional water quality and carbon storage in Costa Rica and elsewhere. Such changes could have outsized benefits for vulnerable populations that rely on rivers for their water supply.