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The breeding population of western meadowlarks has been declining throughout the U.S. and Canada at about 1 percent per year since at least 1966
19-12-2013
The western meadowlark (Sturnella neglecta) holds a special, almost magical, place in the hearts and souls of those inhabiting the…
EU Warns of Potential Insecticide Health Risk – Neonicotinoids May Be Toxic To The Developing Human Brain
17-12-2013
European Union health authorities on Tuesday warned that two products from a widely used class of insecticides may be toxic…
Reduction in common milkweed occurrence in Iowa cropland from 1999 to 2009
17-12-2013
The role of common milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) in the lifecycle of the monarch butterfly has increased interest in the presence…
Cumulative effects of thiacloprid on non-target invertebrates
16-12-2013
Pesticides applied in agriculture can affect the structure and function of nontarget populations at lower doses and for longer timespans…
FOCUS models, legally prescribed for pesticide approval, do not accurately predict the fungicide levels actually found later in surface waters
16-12-2013
The method used to approve pesticides in the EU needs to be revised. This was confirmed by a recent study…
There are now fewer than 1,000 breeding pairs of barn owls in England, which should be home to as many as 4,000 pairs of the birds
15-12-2013
Ornithologists say 2013 will be viewed as the worst year ever recorded for one of Britain's favourite farmland birds. They…
Pesticides Annihilate Birds, Bees and Butterflies
14-12-2013
Unless regulators take action, one of gifts in the lyrics to “Twelve Days of Christmas,” the turtle dove, may become…
Common montane birds are declining in northern Europe
13-12-2013
Large-scale multi-species data on population changes of alpine or arctic species are largely lacking. Here we present a multi-national bird…
Where are all the Western Toads?
13-12-2013
Thea Venckus from Nicasio sent in this week’s Ask the Naturalist question: Hi, I have lived on a ranch in…
Current Risk Approaches Are Flawed – Endocrine Disruptors Are A Case In Point
12-12-2013
Rising levels of cancers and fertility problems have attracted scientists’ attention to endocrine disrupting chemicals, with some calling for strict…
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