New research has revealed that about 90% of marine aquarium fish sold by online retailers in the United States are sourced directly from wild populations, mostly in the western Pacific and Indian Ocean.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is in the process of preparing its Seventh Assessment report (AR7). The IPCC Working Groups are seeking highly motivated early-career researchers f...

On 17-18 September 2025, the Biodiversa+ Midterm Conference gathered participants from across Europe and beyond to reflect on the Partnership's achievements and the way forward...

A new analysis of solar and wind power shows its generation worldwide has outpaced electricity demand this year.

In 2002, an online database was set up allowing birdwatchers to record their species observations. It is now a vast resource, shaping scientific research.

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Social norms and collective efficacy are strong predictors

Using impact assessment frameworks, this study shows that the introduction of large mammalian herbivores outside their native range has predominantly caused negative impacts on native biodiversity globally. The authors advise caution regarding their further intentional introduction for conservation purposes.

Delivering a better-informed wildlife trade

Crossbow bolts, sandals, slingshots, and more.

Urban trees are on the rise but researchers are only starting to uncover the best way to cool cities with them

Across departments, colleges and student-led societies, the University is delivering innovative education and engagement programmes that connect students in Oxford and around the world with the knowle...