Oppenheimer Generations

This Wandering Albatross chick on Sub Antarctic island of Marion Island is among millions of birds struggling to survive a ‘zombie apocalypse’ wrought by house mice having accidentally brought to the island, presumably by sealers in the early 19th century. (Photograph ©Sean Evans courtesy of Birds on the Brink and Mouse-Free Marion Project)

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‘Zombie’ mice terrorise albatrosses as boffins mull bringing dodos back from the dead

Written by rovingreporters October 14, 2023

Ecosystems such as these grassy plains of the Serengeti National Park in western Tanzania, are a more reliable carbon sink than forests. Photo: Bjørn Christian Tørrissen courtesy Wikimedia Commons.

Tree-boosters’ rap drowns out pastoral symphony

Written by Savannah Burns September 8, 2023

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‘Green growth’ economy demands fundamental change to how society is organised and in the way we live

Written by rovingreporters October 14, 2022

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Worried about elephant numbers? Quit counting them.

Written by rovingreporters October 10, 2022

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