Research Articles
The Hidden World Within: How Gut Parasites Shape Gazelle Survival
Exploring the fascinating science behind gastrointestinal parasites in Dorcas gazelles and their impact on wildlife conservation.
The Secret Life of Eggs: How a Genetic 'Barcode' is Unlocking Amphibian Mysteries
Discover how DNA barcoding technology is revolutionizing amphibian conservation by identifying organisms associated with their eggs.
Hidden Enemies: The Parasite Battle in Brazil's Primates
Exploring the complex relationship between parasites and primates in Brazil's forests, revealing crucial insights into wildlife health and conservation.
The Unseen Threat: How Rural Dogs Around Protected Forests Are Spreading Parasites
Exploring gastrointestinal parasite infections in dogs living around Atlantic Forest protected areas and their implications for human and wildlife health.
The Wildlife Puzzle: Are Animal Families Thriving or Just Surviving?
How counting eggs in a tiny bird is helping ecologists solve big conservation mysteries by testing source-sink demographic models with direct fecundity measurements.
The Last Sips: Saving Tanzania's Rarest Coffee from Extinction
The story of Coffea kihansiensis, Tanzania's critically endangered wild coffee, and the race to save it from extinction due to ecological disruption.
Feathered Frontiers: How PhD Research Is Rewriting Bird Conservation
Explore groundbreaking PhD research from 2018-2019 that's transforming bird conservation through studies of Cuban endemics, mining site ecosystems, and swift behavior.