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Temperate forests may worsen global warming, tropical forests fight higher temperatures
Rhett A. Butler
5 Dec 2005
Scientists taking a multidisciplinary approach to understanding nature
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
1 Dec 2005
Study uncovers how thousands of tree species coexist in rain forest
Mongabay.com
30 Nov 2005
Bird songs can serve as a warning system to detect ecological disturbances
Blackwell Publishing
30 Nov 2005
Logging impact worse than thought in the Amazon
Rhett A. Butler
1 Nov 2005
Invasive species may increase with global warming
Mongabay.com
13 Oct 2005
Link between ecosystems uncovered as fish in ponds help flowering plants
Washington University In St. Louis News
6 Oct 2005
Birds and Bats Responsible for Seed Dispersal in Tropical Forests
University Of Illinois
27 Sep 2005
Hurricane Katrina damage just a dose of what’s to come
Carnegie Institution
21 Sep 2005
Builder of rainforest canopy walkways believes conservation can be profitable
The Ecological Finance Review
20 Sep 2005
After Empowering ecologists with informatics education and training
Ecological Society Of America
10 Aug 2005
After Chernobyl accident wildlife flourishes
Ecological Society Of America
10 Aug 2005
We are trading short-term food production for long-term environmental losses
July 25
25 Jul 2005
Lemur hunting persists in Madagascar, rare primates fall victim to hunger
Rhett A. Butler
17 Jul 2005
Rainforest information site for school kids launched
Mongabay.com
7 Jul 2005
Should environmentalists fear logging or learn to understand its impact?
Mongabay.com
18 May 2005
For What It’s Worth: Ecological Services and conservation
Tina Butler
4 May 2005
Kalimantan at the Crossroads: Dipterocarp Forests and the Future of Indonesian Borneo
Tina Butler
17 Apr 2005
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