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Heat stress from ocean warming harms octopus vision

While climate change has led to an increase in the abundance of octopuses, heat stress from projected ocean warming could impair their vision and impact the survivability of the species.

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Microbial solutions to soil carbon sequestration

The potential of soil to capture and store carbon dioxide (CO₂), known as carbon sequestration, has been proposed as a compelling mitigation strategy to help address climate change.

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The feral flying under the radar: why we need to rethink European��honeybees

Australia’s national parks, botanic gardens, wild places and green spaces are swarming with an invasive pest that is largely flying under the radar. This is yet another form of livestock, escaped from captivity and left to roam free.

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Uncovering online sales of Australian invertebrates

In the first study of its kind, researchers from the ���˴�Ƭ have investigated the level of online trade in invertebrates in Australia and believe they have only uncovered the tip of the iceberg.

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Desert “time capsules” of biodiversity support ancient, but at-risk, fauna

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Reef life decline following a decade of ocean warming

Dangers are lurking beneath the sea, but its not what you think. Our marine life may be out of sight, but it does not mean it is out of trouble.

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Gene-drive strategy could suppress invasive mice on islands

Invasive rodents pose a significant threat to global biodiversity. Current control methods, such as poisoning, trapping, biological control with additional introduction of competitors or predators are often ineffective, costly, and not species specific. Genetic biocontrol has considerable potential to control invasive populations but has not been developed in any vertebrate pest species.

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‘Astonishing’: global demand for exotic pets is driving a massive trade in unprotected wildlife

Global demand for exotic pets is , a trend partly caused by social media and a shift from physical pet stores to .

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History of modern human arrival in Europe rewritten, as new fossil discovered

An international research team including scientists from the ���˴�Ƭ has found evidence of human occupation in Europe almost 10,000 years earlier than previously documented, a discovery that stands to rewrite modern human and��Neanderthal histories on the continent.

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Heading towards an improved marine aquaculture sector

It’s one of the world’s fastest growing food industries and, with the introduction of some new strategies investigated by researchers at the ���˴�Ƭ and��The Nature Conservancy, could soon be one of its greenest.

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