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Heliconius: discover that pollen is the key to longevity in the world’s longest-living butterflies

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Butterflies of the genus Heliconius have fascinated science for...

A capybara returned to the wild after being hit by a car and rehabilitated at a specialized wildlife center in Santa Fe

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The recovery of a run-over capybara and its subsequent...

27.7 million tons of Sahara dust fertilize the Amazon

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The interaction between distant ecosystems is a fascinating phenomenon...

104 countries invest 6.4 billion dollars to curb ocean deterioration at Our Ocean Conference

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In an unprecedented effort to address the deterioration of...

Patagonia as a Safari: An Experience in the Heart of the Steppe Amidst Wildlife, Nature, and Conservation

Tourism Matías Reynoso
Diego Agustín Cabanas, born in Comodoro Rivadavia and residing in Rada Tilly, describes himself as a Patagonian and a nature photographer for almost twenty...

What is biophobia and why is it a challenge for public health and environmental sustainability

Wellbeing Matías Reynoso
New scientific findings warn that biophobia —the fear or aversion to nature— is growing and poses risks to both human health and environmental conservation. A...

Deforestation in the Colombian Amazon decreases by 25% during the first quarter of 2024

Environment Luís Pavesio
The Ministry of Environment reports a downward trend in deforestation in the Amazon and loss of forest, highlighting advances in the protection of the...

A scientist buried seeds in 1879 and the experiment is still active: it could change the future of agriculture

Science Zoe Braziulis
An experiment on seed conservation initiated in 1879 remains active and reveals crucial data for modern agriculture. This is thanks to the scientist James...

A scientist buried seeds in 1879 and the experiment is still active: it could change the future of agriculture

Science Zoe Braziulis
An experiment on seed conservation initiated in 1879 remains ongoing and reveals crucial data for modern agriculture. This is thanks to the scientist James...
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A capybara returned to the wild after being hit by a car and rehabilitated at a specialized wildlife center in Santa Fe

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The recovery of a run-over capybara and its subsequent...

27.7 million tons of Sahara dust fertilize the Amazon

Environment 0
The interaction between distant ecosystems is a fascinating phenomenon...

104 countries invest 6.4 billion dollars to curb ocean deterioration at Our Ocean Conference

Environment 0
In an unprecedented effort to address the deterioration of...

Spain leads in Europe: protects 22.5% of its waters and moves towards the 30% marine conservation target by 2030

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Spain leads marine protection in Europe, advancing towards its...