October 19, 2012
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To preserve forest health, the best management decision may be to do nothing In newscasts after intense wind and ice storms, damaged trees stand out: snapped limbs, uprooted trunks, entire forests blown nearly flat. In a storm’s wake, landowners, municipalities … Continue reading
January 1, 2012
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*Climate changes profoundly influenced the rise and fall of six distinct, successive waves of mammal species diversity in North America over the last 65 million years, shows a novel statistical analysis led by Brown University evolutionary biologists. Warming and cooling … Continue reading
June 19, 2011
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*A University of Exeter biologist has discovered a ‘lost’ species of bat breeding on the Isles of Scilly.* *A pregnant female brown long-eared bat is the first of its species to be found on the islands for at least 40 … Continue reading