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to r/ecology by Jaded_Present8957
6 days ago
Iowa allows fur trappers to kill gray foxes even though only 10 are known to still exist in the state.
in Gray, IA
to r/ecology by Jaded_Present8957
6 days ago
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Sea otters, who nearly went extinct at the hands of fur trappers, have recovered and are eliminating an invasive pest.
to r/ecology by Joethebadloaf
1 week ago
It maybe a theoretical question about alien plants
to r/ecology by More_Supermarket378
2 months ago
Would an NRCS job be a good way to get into wildlife conservation?
to r/ecology by childoftheprairie
3 months ago
Private vs federal jobs!
to r/ecology by nsmrj
3 months ago
A message for help
to r/ecology by MyFirstAlt123
7 months ago
What should I plant in my back garden to sequester the greatest amount of CO2?
to r/ecology by KVJ5
9 months ago
1-year master’s degrees
to r/ecology by MudnuK
10 months ago
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The Fitoaty, Madagascar’s Shadow Cat
in Madagascar
to r/ecology by MudnuK
10 months ago
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Bee-Eaters Among the Beefeaters: A New British Bird?
to r/ecology by Mil0redloves
4 months ago
Ask Ecologists: Do we know exactly how long it takes lichen to turn rocks into soil?
to r/ecology by Gravity_Chasm
1 year ago
Interesting Plant-Animal Interactions?
to r/ecology by lazylittlelady
10 months ago
We will be reading Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowlege and the Teachings of Plants by Robin Wall Kimmerer this February on r/bookclub and would welcome your participation!
to r/ecology by Sea-Veterinarian3547
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for BMP’s for removal of common invasive plants in your area, let’s hear it and your effort. Mine is Bradford pear. image
BMP’s for removal of common invasive plants in your area, let’s hear it and your effort. Mine is Bradford pear.
to r/ecology by Ksuisha
1 year ago
Book recommendations for someone new to ecology ?
to r/ecology by Hannnibalthecannibal
3 months ago
How much we will be able to live and not just survive in the future?
to r/ecology by MudnuK
10 months ago
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An amphipod, discovered last year, was only found in a single tiny spring protected for over a thousand years
to r/ecology by MudnuK
10 months ago
What do flavenoids and phenolics have to do with herbivore defences?
to r/ecology by FillsYourNiche
1 year ago
Preview thumbnail for Research has shed new light on the impact of humans on plant biodiversity. The findings suggest that the rate of change in an ecosystem's plant-life increases significantly during the years following human settlement- the most dramatic changes occurring in locations settled in the last 1500 years. image
Research has shed new light on the impact of humans on plant biodiversity. The findings suggest that the rate of change in an ecosystem's plant-life increases significantly during the years following human settlement- the most dramatic changes occurring in locations settled in the last 1500 years.
to r/ecology by kjl129
6 months ago
Geology BS to ecology grad school?
to r/ecology by FillsYourNiche
10 months ago
Preview thumbnail for The first ever analysis of its kind for gentoo penguins combines genetic and physical differences of populations indicates they should be treated as four separate species. Whilst the gentoo penguin species look very similar, they have adapted to live in very different habitats. image
The first ever analysis of its kind for gentoo penguins combines genetic and physical differences of populations indicates they should be treated as four separate species. Whilst the gentoo penguin species look very similar, they have adapted to live in very different habitats.
to r/ecology by minotiasher
11 months ago
Looking to use my current free time to catch up on Ecology as a subject - can anyone recommend an online course or any other tool?
to r/ecology by willbell
9 months ago
Ecologists, do you study resilience or transient phenomena? If so, what tools do you use for that work and what systems to you work in?
to r/ecology by MudnuK
10 months ago
What's the ecological impact of mass locust killing/control?
to r/ecology by MudnuK
10 months ago
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Asiatic lions might finally get a second home