Research Articles
The Hidden Architecture of Forests: How Spatial Heterogeneity Could Save Our Ecosystems
Exploring how spatial heterogeneity in forest landscapes enhances ecosystem resilience and services in the face of climate change.
The Habitat Wars: How Feral Hogs, Deer, and Cattle Reshape Sierra Nevada Landscapes
Exploring the habitat preferences and ecological impacts of feral hogs, deer, and cattle in Sierra Nevada foothills.
The Geometry of Survival: How Science Redefined Nature's Sanctuaries
Exploring the evolution of nature reserve design principles from island biogeography to modern behavioral ecology approaches.
The Invisible Shield: How Nutrition Dictates the Battle Against Disease
Exploring how nutrition forms the invisible frontline in the war against disease, from plants to humans, and its global implications for food security and pandemic resilience.
The Green Divide: How Race and Space Shape Our National Parks
Exploring how race and space intersect in national parks and protected areas through historical analysis and cutting-edge geographic research
Redefining Profit: How Ecology's "Gain" Exposes the Flaws in Economic Hierarchies
Exploring how ecological concepts of gain and hierarchy theory can transform our understanding of economic profit and system resilience.
Beyond the Hype: 14 Technology Trends Reshaping 2025 and Your Future
Explore the 14 most significant technology trends poised to reshape our world in 2025, from AI revolution to quantum computing and human-machine symbiosis.
Ghosts in the Genes: How Mitochondrial DNA Reveals Woodrats' Ancient Journeys
Exploring how mitochondrial DNA traces the biogeographic history of Allegheny woodrats and informs conservation strategies
The Silent Revolution: How Ethics is Reshaping Our Battle for the Planet
Exploring how environmental and sustainability ethics is transforming from philosophical concept to operational backbone of our planetary survival strategy.
The Hidden Architects: How Tiny Reef Creatures Shape Coral Ecosystems
Discover how small and cryptic metazoans form the functional backbone of coral reef ecosystems through intricate mutualistic relationships and environmental sensing.