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It is essential for us to understand what drives human behaviour if we want to tackle anthropogenic damage to the environment. Popular media can play ...
Read moreA farmland population of bullfinches on the Weald of Kent was studied for 2 years to determine how changes in its size, composition, or activity corre...
Read moreData from a 4-year study on the blood meal sources of 1964 specimens of T. infestans collected from human sleeping places in 3 rural villages in north...
Read moreNon-lethal methods of controlling wildlife foraging damage may offer conservation, ethical, legal and efficacy advantages over lethal control. Chemica...
Read moreNature connectedness can promote pro-environmental behaviour and psychological well-being, but little is known about how nature connectedness can be s...
Read more1. Human visitors are associated with the unintended dispersal of weeds, seeds and pathogens across ecological communities. With the increasing popula...
Read moreHarvesting of large mammals is usually not random, and directional selection has been identified as the main cause of rapid evolution. However, select...
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Read moreMany farmers are facing high economic risks if pollinator declines continue or temporal and spatial variation in wild bee communities cause reduced po...
Read moreReliable estimates of dispersal rates between habitat patches (i.e. functional connectivity) are critical for predicting long-term effects of habitat ...
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