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  • To Tell the Sex of a Galápagos Penguin, Measure its Beak, Researchers Say

    It turns out that to tell the sex of a Galápagos penguin, all you need is a ruler.

    In a paper published April 5 in the journal Endangered Species Research, scientists at the University of Washington announced that, for a Galápagos penguin, beak size is nearly a perfect indicator of whether a bird is male or female. Armed with this knowledge, researchers could determine the sex of a bird quickly and accurately in the wild without taking a blood sample — speeding up field studies of this unusual and endangered seabird.

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  • Salmon at stake

    Salmon returning to the rivers of Vancouver Island to spawn have always had a long and perilous migration route. But in the past 10 years their time away has become deadlier than ever, with populations dropping precipitously.

    >> Read the Full Article
  • Monarch dethroned: Painted Lady takes the crown

    The Painted Lady, also known as the Vanessa cardui butterfly, performs a migratory cycle that can reach 12,000 km in multiple generations —  a cycle longer than that of the monarch — making it the longest migration known for any butterfly species and similar to that of many birds.

    >> Read the Full Article
  • Time to press the reset button on Canada’s national parks

    Last summer, my daughter and I hiked the Sulphur Skyline trail in Jasper National Park. As it was mid-week, we had hoped it would not be as crowded as it can be on a weekend.

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  • Coral reefs will be unable to keep pace with sea-level rise

    Many coral reefs will be unable to grow fast enough to keep up with predicted rising sea levels, leaving tropical coastlines and low-lying islands exposed to increasing erosion and flooding risk, new research suggests.

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  • Leave No Trace this Summer as You Explore the Outdoors

    With summer officially here, it’s a great time to explore the outdoors! As people go hiking, camping, wildlife viewing and engage in other recreation activities, there can be associated impacts on the natural environment.

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  • Garden Seed Influences Young Turtle Doves’ Survival Chances

    Young turtle doves raised on a diet of seeds from non-cultivated arable plants are more likely to survive after fledging than those relying on food provided in people’s gardens, new research into Britain’s fastest declining bird species has shown. 

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  • New World Atlas of Desertification Shows Unprecedented Pressure on the Planet's Natural Resources

    On 21 June 2018, the JRC published a new edition of the World Atlas of Desertification, offering a tool for decision makers to improve local responses to soil loss and land degradation.

    >> Read the Full Article
  • Envisioning a Future Where All the Trees in Europe Disappear

    Vegetation plays an important role in shaping local climate: just think of the cool shade provided by a forest or the grinding heat of the open desert.

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  • Toxic leftovers from Giant Mine found in snowshoe hares

    Even though it was closed decades ago, the Giant Mine on the outskirts of Yellowknife has left a long environmental legacy.

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