The Atacama Desert has bloomed (again) and El Niño has something to do with it
The Atacama Desert is a record-breaking place. Not so much for its size: its 128,000 km2 of surface area place ...
A Mississippi couple spent 20 years rebuilding a forest on their property, and this summer conservation agents arrived with 500 rare frogs from the United States to release them.
More than 20 years ago, Jim and Laura Currie began reclaiming a degraded piece of land on their property in ...
They released beavers into a forest in England and a year later something surprising happened: they created a 35-meter wetland full of life
In March 2025, two pairs of beavers were released into Little Sea, an area of wet forest located in Studland, ...
Here’s where global warming runs fastest (and why too clean air might be to blame)
It was 1975 when geochemist Wallace Broecker coined the term global warmingincluding it in the title of his article published ...
In 1889, a Spanish engineer reforested 5,000 hectares with cannon fire: more than a century later, Sierra Espuña is one of the great green lungs of Murcia
At the end of the 19th century, Sierra Espuña had very little to do with the landscape we know today. ...
Evidence Network Insider – Inside the controlled table grape supply chain: what is behind the promise of quality and traceability?
In the fruit and vegetable section of the supermarket, a bunch of Conad Percorso Qualità grapes shows that they belong ...
US researchers discover that it took 100,000 years for forests to recover after experiencing warming similar to today’s
Forests may take much longer than previously thought to recover from major climate warming. A study based on fossils from ...
The Desolation Islands penguin discovered in Antarctica: it is a new species (but already at risk of extinction)
The Kerguelen Islands are a small archipelago belonging to France but inhabited by a few dozen people, and for a ...