Wolf pups in the South Veluwe of the Netherlands: the fourth Dutch wolf pack
The South Veluwe is yet another place in the Netherlands, where wolf pups have not been spotted until…
biodiversity
Wild mammals flourishing again in Europe thanks to conservation efforts
Europe’s mammal populations start flourishing again Hunting and habitat loss drove many large mammals in Europe close to…
Transient communities and its implications to rewilding and ecosystem restoration
Climate change can trigger cascading impacts and, in that way, affect species survival and distribution both directly and…
3 urgent ways to transform our food system to restore biodiversity and fight climate change
This paper explores the role of the global food system as the principal driver of accelerating biodiversity loss….
Rewilding Iberia: A new perspective for conservation in the Spanish geographic context
Rewilding represents a new viewpoint on nature conservation, reaching beyond to bring a more functional vision and moving…
Wildcats threatened by domestic cats in the Jura mountains
Around half a century ago, European wildcats, believed to be extinct in the Jura mountains, began reclaiming their…
Subspecies important for future evolution of species
Scientists have proved one of Charles Darwin’s theories of evolution for the first time — nearly 140 years…
Comparing equids represented in cave art and current horses
The horse is one of the species most represented in cave art during the Paleolithic in the southwest…
Managing overpopulation, starvation and mass die-offs in the absence of natural predators
Sustainable management of feral horses and burros has become a complicated and often controversial issue in the state of Nevada in the…
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