Environment Magazine

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• 4: Preserving the Blueprint – The Urgent Mission to Save Knowledge

  

  (This article is part of a six-post reality-check. Concepts and examples are drawn from “Silent Earth: Adaptations for Life in a Devastated Biosphere.”) In time... Read more

  The 24 july 2025 by   Garry Rogers
  @Garry_Rogers
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• 4: The Value of Thought — How a Thinking Planet Creates a Stable World

  

  (This article is part of a series, The Thinking Planet, exploring the universal nature of cognition in the living world. Concepts and examples are drawn from... Read more

  The 22 july 2025 by   Garry Rogers
  @Garry_Rogers
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• 3: Rights of Nature – Should Rivers Have a Lawyer?

  

  (This article is part of a six-post reality-check. Concepts and examples are drawn from “Silent Earth: Adaptations for Life in a Devastated Biosphere.”) When a... Read more

  The 17 july 2025 by   Garry Rogers
  @Garry_Rogers
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• Hello Again... Leicester Peregrines Update.

  

  Here's a few photos of the recent fledged Juveniles Peregrines at Leicester Cathedral. It's been a good year for the Peregrines at Leicester Cathedral with thre... Read more

  The 15 july 2025 by   Davidearlgray
  @davidearlgray
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• 3: The Animal Kingdom’s Diverse Minds and the Power of the Crowd

  

  (This article is part of a series, The Thinking Planet, exploring the universal nature of cognition in the living world. All concepts and examples are drawn fro... Read more

  The 15 july 2025 by   Garry Rogers
  @Garry_Rogers
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• A Long Life Can Be a Disadvantage

  

  Deep-sea sharks include some of the longest-lived vertebrates known. The record holder is the Greenland shark, with a recently estimated maximum age of nearly... Read more

  The 12 june 2025 by   Bradshaw
  @conservbytes
  

• Genetics to the Rescue

  

  Procreating with a relative is taboo in most human societies for many reasons, but they all stem from avoiding one thing in particular — inbreeding increases th... Read more

  The 27 may 2025 by   Bradshaw
  @conservbytes
  

• Journal Editors Struggling to Find Reviewers — There Are Some Bloody Good Reason...

  

  I used to think it was merely a post-COVID19 hiccough, but the extensive delays in receiving reviews for submitted manuscripts that I am seeing near constantly... Read more

  The 07 may 2025 by   Bradshaw
  @conservbytes
  

• The Colour of Survival

  

  In boreal forests, many hares adopt white winter coats before the snow arrives. In a snowless landscape, these white hares lack camouflage against predators. Read more

  The 05 may 2025 by   Bradshaw
  @conservbytes