#ecology

#ecology

Conservation efforts in Europe and the U.S. are helping wolf populations rebound after years of persecution.

Lacewings attract mates through unique songs, laying the foundation for their reproductive success.

Engaging with nature requires both visual and auditory awareness, as demonstrated by the guide's communication with birds.

Pope Francis's leadership signifies a transformational shift in the Catholic Church's environmental engagement.

Fr Sean McDonagh highlights the legacy of Pope Francis through his advocacy for ecological issues.

Pope Francis' visit to Tacloban exemplifies his understanding of climate change's impact on vulnerable communities, prompting his significant encyclical on environmental morality.

The Civilian Conservation Corps played a vital role in U.S. conservation efforts, contributing over 2 billion trees and significantly altering the landscape.

Peregrine falcons symbolize resilience and community connection in the Bay Area, especially during the pandemic.

Black oil beetles depend entirely on solitary bees for their lifecycle and survival.

The recent vote highlighted the creative and vital role of invertebrates, exemplified by Milnesium tardigradum, in ecosystems across the planet.

Threat of introduced monocultures to ancient Irish rainforests requires immediate conservation efforts.

Gulls exhibit a diverse diet beyond typical human food, including moles and seal milk.

The investigation into the felling of a historic oak tree by Toby Carvery has been dropped, raising concerns among conservationists about legal protections for ancient trees.

The 'Essential Shore/Permeable Future' exhibition aims to strengthen community connections with water and ecology through arts and interactive events.

OmVed Gardens is building the UK's first center for food, ecology, and creativity, enhancing community engagement in organic practices.

Gardening teaches vital lessons on growth, decay, and the cyclical nature of life, reflecting deeper human experiences.

Nettles are beneficial for gardens and wildlife despite their unpleasant sting, offering nutritional value and serving as natural fertilizers.

A living windbreak can protect gardens from strong winds while providing various ecological benefits.

Painted ladies exhibit remarkable migratory capabilities, traveling extensive distances across continents and actively directing their journeys.

Butterfly populations in the U.S. have declined by 22% since 2000, according to a comprehensive analysis of over 12 million sightings.

Rewilding Britain's landscape with wolves and bears raises concerns about safety for farmers and the public.

Nutria have successfully spread globally beyond South America, adapting well and establishing populations across new regions.

The Oak Village project emphasizes sustainable development through ecology, economy, culture, and society integration.

The Tide's Echo Hall serves as a public forum that harmonizes the ocean and forest environments.

The exhibition highlights climate change's impact on the Rhône Glacier through an intimate artistic lens.

Greenland is increasingly recognized for its true size and significance in global discussions, especially regarding climate change.

Cherry blossoms in the Bay Area bloom primarily in March and April, with rising temperatures causing earlier blooms due to climate change.

The 'Landscapes' exhibition examines ecology and spirituality through art, reflecting on human existence and our relationship with nature post-Anthropocene.

Cuttlefish use elaborate camouflage techniques to deceive their prey, as documented in recent observational studies.

Marine ecologists captured an unusual sighting of a Maori octopus riding on a mako shark, highlighting extraordinary marine life interactions.

Oil rigs can support marine ecosystems and should be preserved after oil production ceases.

The Aikens Pile prescribed burn helps prevent catastrophic wildfires through controlled fire techniques.