Elizabeth Devitt

Elizabeth Devitt

About

Elizabeth Devitt is an independent science writer who draws on her first career on veterinary medicine to write about the inextricable links among animals, people, and the environment that must sustain us all. The ocean is her favorite place to be.

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Feather forensics: scientist uses genes to track macaws, aid bird conservation

Elizabeth Devitt 17 Jun 2014

Connecting forests, saving species: conservation group plans extensive wildlife corridor in Panama

Elizabeth Devitt 16 May 2014

Amphibian pandemic may have hit Madagascar, hundreds of species at risk of infection

Elizabeth Devitt 11 Apr 2014

Those eyes look human: could anthropomorphism be used for conservation?

Elizabeth Devitt 28 Mar 2014

Alien trees use logging roads to invade Borneo forests

Elizabeth Devitt 25 Mar 2014

The fungus among us: scientists discover a big player in the global carbon cycle

Elizabeth Devitt 12 Mar 2014

Saving sharks one sandwich at a time: conservationists target ‘shark bake’

Elizabeth Devitt 28 Feb 2014

Spectacular new beetle discovered in French Guiana

Elizabeth Devitt 21 Jan 2014

Endangered muriqui monkeys in Brazil full of surprises

Elizabeth Devitt 26 Nov 2012

News and Inspiration from Nature's Frontline.

Woman farming seaweed at Pemba Island, Tanzania
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A giant girdled lizard, also known as a sungazer (Smaug giganteus). Image by Cloudtail the Snow Leopard via Flickr (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
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A model of a woolly mammoth at the Royal Victoria Museum, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada, 2018. Photo by Thomas Quine, via Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0).
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