Insects are victims too, not just invaders, says study
Insects are often seen as invaders due to high-profile species like the yellow-legged (Asian) hornet, harlequin ladybird and fire ant....
Environment
Underestimates in global warming pose major climate and financial risks
New analysis suggests the planet may be more sensitive to greenhouse gases than many models assume, meaning temperatures could rise...
Global scientists call for ‘systems reset’ to redefine sustainable development
A new international study calls for a fundamental reset in how humanity understands and pursues sustainable development. The paper argues...
University artists and academics partner on new exhibition showcasing watery environments
Two acclaimed artists and literary experts at the University of Exeter are leading a new exhibition inspired by watery environments....
Dogs’ dinners can have greater climate impact than owners’
Dogs fed on premium, meat-rich pet food can have a bigger dietary carbon pawprint than their owners, according to the...
Fiddler crabs found to hoover up and break down microplastic particles
New research has found that Fiddler crabs are playing an unheralded role when it comes to hoovering up microplastics found...
Carefully managing change in historical environments can benefit communities and nature
A new interactive map shows how land managers and heritage practitioners are using new approaches to conservation in response to...
Robust regulation essential for nature recovery to unlock £1bn of investment, report shows
The effectiveness of ambitious efforts to attract over £1 billion annually into nature recovery by 2030 could be undermined without...
Exeter and National Trust partnership wins Knowledge Exchange award
A unique partnership between the University of Exeter and the National Trust has received a prestigious award. The 'Shaping Landscapes...