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Conservation Biology

Recent research led by Washington State University (WSU) offers hope for at-risk butterflies, revealing that their populations fared better when their habitats were actively managed. The study examined 31 at-risk butterfly species across the U.S., all of which are experiencing rapid declines due to habitat loss, climate change, and pesticide use.

Human Intervention Boosts Survival Chances for At-Risk Butterflies

Bee

Bees likely evolved from ancient supercontinent, earlier than suspected

Elephant eating. Pixabay

Like us, elephants vary their evening meal

Elephant with ivory tusk

Study finds public opinion on ivory in China shifts over two decades

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