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By Antoinette Radford | BBC News The European Union has agreed a new law that would ban the import of products linked to deforestation. Household goods such as coffee, chocolate, and some furniture will have to pass strict checks to … Continue reading →

Barbara Crane Navarro est une artiste, auteur et activiste française qui vit actuellement près de Paris. Pendant 12 ans, elle a passé les mois d’hiver avec le peuple Yanomami au Venezuela et au Brésil, une expérience qui a inspiré sa … Continue reading →

Ed Yong introduces us to the topic of his book, An Immense World (1), by inviting us into an imaginary gymnasium populated by a menagerie of animals who perceive their environment in different ways because they have different sensory mechanisms.  … Continue reading →

Scientists are discovering that a lot of animals make a lot of different sounds, often outside our own hearing range. Nature has a lot to tell us, literally — Darcy Hitchcock

Jardin des Plantes, Paris

Originally posted on Back Yard Biology: This year was an amazing time of one adventure after another…as we made up for the Covid isolation period and two years of postponed trips. So many beautiful places, beautiful animals, beautiful landscapes, and … Continue reading →

Happy new year to all species! The UN biodiversity conference has resulted in meaningful agreements. You can blame Congress for why the US couldn’t be part of the negotiations or sign onto the agreement. Biodiversity deal at United Nations — Darcy … Continue reading →

Aiutare a proteggere foreste, fiumi, fauna selvatica e la vita degli Yanomami e di altri popoli Indigeni boicottando TUTTI i prodotti della deforestazione; oro, olio di palma, legni esotici, soia, manzo, ecc. ! Ecco il film di 38 secondi del … Continue reading →

Montreal, diciembre de 2022. Durante la COP 15 de biodiversidad que se lleva a cabo hasta el 19 de diciembre en Montreal, Canadá, Francisco von Hildebrand, Presidente de la Fundación colombiana Gaia Amazonas y Rémy Rioux, Director General de la … Continue reading →

Sam Williams, Durham University A black leopard was recently spotted […] The why, what and where of the world’s black leopards — Palm Oil Detectives