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Snake fungal disease diagnosed in Georgia – immune suppression by neonics in reptiles?
21-09-2014
A mysterious and deadly disease is appearing in Georgia’s bats, and a similar illness was diagnosed in July in a…
The world’s largest frog and Chile’s largest amphibian faces extinction
21-09-2014
Calyptocephalella gayi, or the Chilean helmeted bull is the world’s largest frog and Chile’s largest amphibian. It measures around twenty…
Genetic engineering is now applied to more than 90% of US corn, soybeans, and cotton acreage
20-09-2014
Herbicide-tolerant (HT) crops, developed to survive application of specific herbicides that previously would have destroyed the crop along with the…
The insectivorous swallows are in steep decline in Nova Scotia and across the Maritimes
18-09-2014
Swallows, along with other birds that feed primarily on flying insects, are experiencing the greatest population decline of any group…
The Invertebrate Toxicology of Neonicotinoid Insecticides Invalidates Traditional Pesticide Risk Assessment
16-09-2014
Neonicotinoid insecticides exhibit very high toxicity to a wide range of invertebrates, particularly insects, and field-realistic exposure is likely to…
The Dismal State of British Birds – Bluebirds Over The White Cliffs of Dover Will Soon Be Gone Forever
10-09-2014
Two turtle doves may soon be the most precious gift you could give anyone for Christmas, as along with nearly…
American birds are in deep trouble – about a third of all bird species in the US are in decline
10-09-2014
Martha the passenger pigeon, who died 100 years ago, is being remembered this month as a prescient symbol of what…
UK wagtails face long-term decline
02-09-2014
The three species of wagtail that breed in the UK are suffering long-term declines, a study has revealed. Yellow wagtails,…
The insanity of intensive agriculture – number of common farmland breeding birds was nearly halved in Cyprus in last decade
27-08-2014
The latest assessment by BirdLife Cyprus shows that the numbers of common breeding birds in our forests, scrublands and farmland…
The dramatic decline of amphibians – an alarm call for us that something is drastically wrong with the environment
24-08-2014
Since the 1980s, there has been a worldwide decline in the population of amphibians – frogs, toads and salamanders. For…
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