Items Tagged 'Ecosystem'

• Replacing GDP with Gross Ecosystem Product reveals value of nature
• Ecosystem degradation could raise risk of pandemics
• Tree planting does not always boost ecosystem carbon stocks, study finds
• Wasps are valuable for ecosystems, economy and human health (just like bees)
• Update to the Agricultural Transition Plan in England and Institute response
• UK failing to protect land for nature
• Vulnerable ecosystems discovered near deep-sea trawl fishery
• Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew launches new Science Strategy to stop biodiversity loss in crucial decade for the planet
• Planet’s most unique birds at higher risk of extinction
• £2 m water quality project to protect river ecosystems
• Beaver release at new Loch Lomond site approved
• Research shows the current diversity of tree species has been shaped by climate change over the last 21,000 years
• Why biodiversity matters: ZSL releases first of its kind biodiversity risk guide for pensions industry
• New investment in peat in fight against climate change
• New report shows how a UK carbon code could promote marine ecosystem restoration
• ARC makes species reintroduction recommendations to government for proposed new legislation
• Go ahead for new UK oil and gas exploration threatens whales and dolphins
• Experts predict ‘catastrophic ecosystem collapse’ of UK forests within the next 50 years if action not taken
• Future of 200 migratory bird species put at risk by cyclones and droughts
• Planting a healthier ocean
• Vital marine ecosystems in an additional 4,000 square km of our seas to receive protection
• New guidance provides advice for native oyster restoration in Scotland
• Landmark study definitively shows that conservation actions are effective at halting and reversing biodiversity loss
• First beaver kits in 400 years born in the wild in the Cairngorms National Park
• Mobile species are ‘glue’ which connect different habitats together, study finds
• Deadly Crayfish Plague may be spreading: NRW urges vigilance
• Natural History Museum analysis finds critical ecosystems are not being protected by current 30by30 conservation efforts
• New £10m centre to tackle the health impacts of climate change
• The Crown Estate announces a further £7.3 million investment in research projects to accelerate the UK’s transition to net zero
• Critical Wetlands mapped across Glasgow City Region
• 70 responses to biodiversity loss: the IPBES Nexus Assessment
• NCEA: Forest Research’s major programme to measure England’s natural capital
• Long-term increase in how Scottish nature benefits people
• 1,400 species found in guts of Asian hornets
• IUCN Red List Update: Global Impacts, Regional Statuses, and the Way Forward
• The Benefits of Bats: Celebrating the critical contributions of bats on International Bat Appreciation Day
• Chip-shop fish among key seabed engineers
• WWF and Aviva unveil new saltmarsh research: a blueprint for climate resilience
• Arctic peatlands expanding as climate warms
• Plastic pollution and global warming are combining forces to disrupt ocean life, say Bangor University scientists
• New pine hoverfly Conservation Strategy leads the way in protecting one of Britain’s most endangered insects
• “Restoring wetlands could save UK billions”, say WWT experts ahead of global summit
• Local partnership helps protect critically endangered dormice in North Wales
• Deep trouble – future seafloor marine heatwaves will surpass surface extremes
• Thousands join epic mission to measure the health of insect populations across the UK and Ireland
• Vast areas of peatland destroyed since peat ban announced exactly 3 years ago
• Call for interest in beaver release to new catchments
• UK introduces landmark legislation to protect world’s ocean
• Floating ecosystems installed on Nottingham’s waterways to attract more wildlife into the city centre
• Scilly Isles cameras give glimpse of ‘natural’ UK waters
• South Downs National Park strengthens commitment to water as new report is published
• Iconic Nature Reserve launches cutting-edge conservation hub
• High tech gardens at the Natural History Museum switched on!
• Born to be Wild: Blean welcomes third generation of wild bison in three years
• Threatened species and precious habitats to be better protected with new funding boost for overseas conservation projects
• Land carbon sinks cannot keep up, while rising temperatures spread disease and threaten incomes – report warns
• £2m project to track 'forever chemicals' in UK rivers
• Natural England sets out new vision for nature and growth with corporate strategy
• Time to rethink nature conservation? Ecologists call for ecosystem approach to halt nature decline