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• 30+ Brilliant Ways Towards Reducing Your Plastic Consumption

  

  Reducing our reliance on plastic is a serious matter. Thinking about the ways to reduce that dependence calls for some creativity, but also just plain common... Read more

  The 16 March 2016 by   Rinkesh
  

• 50+ Stylish and Modern Ways to Live a Healthy and Green Lifestyle

  

  Today there are just so many amazing and innovative ways that you can use to move towards living an entirely green lifestyle, a lifestyle that Mother Nature... Read more

  The 10 March 2016 by   Rinkesh
  

• Cartoon Guide to Biodiversity Loss XXXV

  

  Another six biodiversity cartoons for you this week (see here for why I provide six each time). See full stock of previous ‘Cartoon guide to biodiversity loss’... Read more

  The 08 March 2016 by   Bradshaw
  

• Environmental Arsehats

  

  I’m starting a new series on ConservationBytes.com — one that exposes the worst environmental offenders on the planet.I’ve taken the idea from an independent... Read more

  The 03 March 2016 by   Bradshaw
  

• Biowealth

  

  While I’ve blogged about this before in general terms (here and here), I thought it wise to reproduce the (open-access) chapter of the same name published in... Read more

  The 24 February 2016 by   Bradshaw
  

• How to Rank Journals

  

  … properly, or at least ‘better’.In the past I have provided ranked lists of journals in conservation ecology according to their ISI® Impact Factor (see lists... Read more

  The 17 February 2016 by   Bradshaw
  

• What is Organic Gardening and How to Start an Organic Garden

  

  What is Organic Gardening? Most gardeners do not understand what organic gardening is all about or how to have an organic garden. Read more

  The 14 February 2016 by   Rinkesh
  

• Loe Bar in February

  

  In winter, it’s as if everything is waiting. And, of course, it is. Waiting for spring. February is still winter, but trees already have buds ready to unfurl,... Read more

  The 11 February 2016 by   Ascott
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• Bad Science

  

  In addition to the surpassing coolness of reconstructing long-gone ecosystems, my new-found enthusiasm for palaeo-ecology has another advantage — most of the... Read more

  The 10 February 2016 by   Bradshaw
  

• It’s Not Always Best to Be the Big Fish

  

  Loosely following the theme of last week’s post, it’s now fairly well established that humans tend to pick on the big species first. Read more

  The 03 February 2016 by   Bradshaw