Recovering Salt Marshes Fail to Fully Offset Lost Carbon Stores
While salt marshes are effective carbon sinks, their recovery in some areas does not compensate for the loss of older, established wetland ecosystems, a new study reveals.
While salt marshes are effective carbon sinks, their recovery in some areas does not compensate for the loss of older, established wetland ecosystems, a new study reveals.
A recent study has pinpointed the approximate time beavers began their significant expansion into Canada's western Arctic, with evidence suggesting their ecosystem-engineering activities commenced around 2008. This marks a notable northward range shift for the species.
A United Nations report indicates that crucial global objectives, including reversing forest loss and eradicating extreme poverty for forest-dependent communities, are not being met. These targets remain significantly off track.
A 16-year road-count study in central South Africa highlights significant drops in raptor and large bird populations. Many species face severe declines, with migratory birds and secretarybirds being particularly affected.