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A digital illustration depicting a collage of various ecosystems, including forests, grasslands, and marine environments, with a graph overlay showing the projected decline in biodiversity over time due to land-use change and climate change.

Climate Change to Become Main Driver of Biodiversity Decline

The Collared Araçari (Pteroglossus torquatus) is among the few birds that can disperse plants with large seeds and play a key role in dispersal in forests in Central and South America. It is especially important for young forests growing on abandoned land, as they bring in seeds of many different species that will help the forest regenerate a diverse tree community.

Tropical forests can’t recover naturally without fruit eating birds

A striking male Royal Flycatcher flaunts its vibrant red and blue crest. This captivating species exemplifies the diverse and unique birdlife of Costa Rica, underscoring the importance of preserving habitats to support such biodiversity. (Image credit: Nick Hendershot)

Farms that create habitat key to food security and biodiversity

Europe seeks flourishing forests through restoration

Unripe nuts hang in bunches on the tree. Insect pollination of the macadamia flowers was essential for successful nut production.

Clever orchard design yields more nuts

A bird in a tree

Exotic Dangers in the Urban Forest

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