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Study Links Well-Forested Indigenous Amazon Lands to Lower Disease Risk

The findings are correlational with benefits observed only when forest cover remains relatively high.

54-Year Finland Study Finds Beaver Comeback Boosts Habitat Suitability Nearly Tenfold

New Jersey Confirms Two Human West Nile Cases as Northeast Activity Intensifies

Scientists Renew Push to Ban 'Mirror Life' Research After New Warning

Herobeat Studios Reveals Rewilders: The Lost Spring

Water Lettuce Overruns Lake Suchitlan, Halts Tourism and Fishing

Human-Driven Heat Extremes Slash Tropical Bird Populations by Over a Third

France’s Constitutional Council Strikes Down Acetamiprid Provision in Farming Law

German Households Deploy Natural Repellents as Wasps Reach Peak Season

Martha’s Vineyard Investigates Suspected Powassan Virus in Critically Ill Newborn

First Wild Jaguar Cub in Chaco Since 1990 Photographed in El Impenetrable

Senguio’s Mushroom Fair to Feature Over 250 Varieties and 10 Newly Documented Species

IIT Bombay Study Reveals Net Forest Loss and Fragmented Gains Overlooked by Official Data

Indigenous Protests Intensify Over Siang Dam Surveys

Early Wasp Boom in Germany Prompts Calm Deterrence and Stricter Removal Controls

Summer’s Bright Firefly Nights Conceal Deeper Population Decline

French Medical Order Opposes Duplomb Law as Oncology Experts Decline Petition

Tens of Thousands of Tarantulas Emerge Across Texas for Mating Season

China Begins Work on World’s Largest Brahmaputra Hydropower Dam

Early West Nile Virus Surge Drives Third Illinois Human Case, Elevated County Risk