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E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation Names New Half-Earth - Vimarsana News

E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation Names New Half-Earth

The E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation has named Dr. Alessandro Catenazzi as its new Half-Earth Chair....

E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation Names New Half-Earth Chair - Vimarsana News

E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation Names New Half-Earth Chair

DURHAM, N.C., April 23, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The E.O. Wilson Biodiversity Foundation has named Dr. Alessandro Catenazzi as its new Half-Eart...

Photos: Top species discoveries from 2023 - Vimarsana News

Photos: Top species discoveries from 2023

Scientists named hundreds of new to science species this year, including an electric blue tarantula, two pygmy squids, a silent frog, and some thumb-sized chameleons. These newly uncovered creatures give us just a glimpse into the immense biodiversity yet to be found across the planet. “I think most people believe that we know most species […]

Buzz around new centralized pollination port - Vimarsana News

Buzz around new centralized pollination port

A powerful new way to fill major gaps in public bee data – including from Africa, Asia and other under-reported zones – has been addressed with a centralised tool for consolidating bee pollinator occurrences around the globe. Called BeeBCD, the package outlined in a new Nature journal article, brings together more than 18 million bee occurrence records from multiple public and private databases to improve accuracy and accessibility of species data from around the world for future conservation, research and farming management.

Tagging turns animals into live weather stations - Vimarsana News

Tagging turns animals into live weather stations

Increased tagging of fish, seals, birds, and other animals can help fill key data gaps in understanding the world's changing climate.