Alina Bradford
- Oct 21, 2021
Invasive Wild Donkeys Are More Helpful Than Previously Thought
Donkeys are not usually thought of as invasive species, but, in the American Southwest, feral donkeys have become a nuisance and drain on...
Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe
- Aug 19, 2021
Tree Communities Harness the Power of Interdependence
Trees are known to compete for sunlight and soil resources, but forest researchers have discovered a deeper reality beneath the ground.
Jong-Choon Woo
- Aug 18, 2021
Full Reforestation After War: How South Korea Did It
The 18th and 19th Century French author and diplomat, Chateaubriand, once wrote that “there is a forest before civilization and a desert...
Om Parkash Yadav
- Jun 22, 2021
Farming Amid Sand Dunes and Stones: India Wrings New Life from its Drylands
India’s wind-swept, mostly waterless arid regions are among the toughest places in the world to farm. However, the productivity outlook is
Germán Leonardo Jiménez Romero
- Apr 22, 2021
Invasive Hippos in Colombia: An Issue Too Big To Ignore
In the 1980s, notorious drug trafficker Pablo Escobar imported four hippopotami to Colombia. These animals were brought to Escobar’s private