Freshwater, Invasive, Restoration 
Can we completely eradicate noxious exotic species like zebra mussels? A case study in Lake George gives hope...read more
Evolutionary Bio, Invasive, Plants 
A study looks at the 50-year evolutionary history of an exotic plant post-invasion and finds that evolution places limits on dominance...read more
So what do wolf scat and seabird bracelets have in common? They've both been subjects of recent studies exploring better methods for collecting data on wildlife movement...read more
Birds, Development, Forest 
How do forest bird communities change as we move from rural to urban areas? What causes these changes? And should we really care about urban birds anyway...read more
Mammals 
A friend is more than just someone to laugh with or a shoulder to lean on in tough times. A friend can make you more fit. Just ask the feral horses of New Zealand...read more
A new study in the journal Ecology Letters reveals that treelines are not responding to climate warming as expected...read more
Herps, Restoration, Wetland 
A new study published in Conservation Biology looks at the effect of created wetlands on amphibian breeding success in suburban and forested areas...read more
Invasive, Plants, Restoration 
Scientists examine the role of early establishment in the race between between native and exotic grasses. The results may help managers protect rangelands at-risk...read more
