Research in Translation
Where big mammals belong—the unfair burden to restore
Shared earth, shared ocean: An African vision for the post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework
Adapting the What, Where, When, Why and Who of nature conservation to be more effective in a changing climate
How do we conserve the most trafficked mammals in the world—pangolins?
Not a cookie-cutter approach: how the uses and trade of giraffe parts vary across Africa
Protecting wildlife populations by looking at individual health
Shapes of reef recovery
Protecting the living jewels hidden underground: conservation needs of groundwater-restricted snails
How the diversity of human concepts of nature affects conservation
42 bastions to provide solution to tiger crisis
Guardians of the grove
Habitats with plant groups from ancient geological epochs may cease to exist due to human pressure
Why we need more scientific evidence on works in conservation
How to prioritize road sections for fencing to reduce animal mortality
How well does global marine protection cover drivers of biodiversity loss?
Bird’s eye view: A case for mammal control in New Zealand
Mapping legal authority to build wildlife corridors along streams
Changing minds and changing tides: supporting fisheries management with social marketing
Why we can’t save the bees without changing our behaviour
Why male elephants stick together in human-occupied areas
bushmeat biometrics: biologists take a critical look at how bushmeat hunting should be assessed
The ways we use and protect land around streams matter
Using underwater drone photography for marine conservation
Climate change drivers affect nectar preference and longevity of bumblebees
Green Wars on the rise
Invasive species and postglacial colonization: Their effects on the genetic diversity of a Patagonian fish
Reels and Rifles
Hunger Games in Antarctica
Mass slaughter of an ancient mariner
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