Research Articles
The Totoaba: Biology, Crisis, and Hope in the Gulf of California
Explore the fascinating biology, conservation crisis, and scientific innovations surrounding the Totoaba, an endangered giant fish in the Gulf of California.
Unlocking a Forest Secret: How Science and Indigenous Knowledge Confirmed the Mandrill's Presence in Cameroon
Discover how camera traps and Indigenous knowledge confirmed the presence of mandrills in Southeast Cameroon's Lobéké National Park, revealing a biodiversity hotspot.
The Unseen Science: How Wildlife Managers Train to Become Nature's Guardians
Explore the science behind wildlife management, from cognitive research in animals to the tools and techniques used by professionals to maintain ecological balance.
Unlocking Nature's Secrets: How Open Access is Revolutionizing Conservation
Explore how open access publishing is transforming conservation science by breaking down barriers to knowledge and accelerating biodiversity protection efforts worldwide.
Oceans Revealed: The Pioneers Who Revolutionized Our View of Marine Life
Explore how Rachel Carson, Gordon Riley, Jacques Cousteau, and Eugenie Clark transformed marine ecology from descriptive science to quantitative discipline and public engagement.
Time Travel for a Wilder Future: How Ancient Fossils Are Guiding Modern Conservation
Explore how palaeontology provides deep-time perspectives to address modern conservation challenges through fossil records and ancient ecological data.
Decolonizing Conservation: Why Science Is Reckoning with Its Colonial Past
Exploring the paradigm shift in conservation science from protecting nature from people to protecting nature with people through decolonial approaches.
The Hidden World of Hibernating Bats: Why Understanding Disturbance Costs Matters
Discover how understanding the costs of disturbance to hibernating bats transforms conservation efforts and protects these vital ecosystem contributors.
In Memoriam: Dennis G. Raveling, 1939-1991: The Scientist Whose Work Still Flies
Exploring the enduring legacy of Dennis G. Raveling in waterfowl ecology and conservation through contemporary research building on his foundational work.
Tracking the Conservation Promise of Movement Ecology
Explore how movement ecology is transforming wildlife conservation through cutting-edge technology and data analysis.