The Growing World of Exotic Pet Keeping Something has changed softly and imperceptibly in how people think about pets. As well as the regular dogs and...
Archive for tag: invasive species
When Giants Fall: The Ecological Silver Lining of Responsible Tree Management
Balancing Necessity with Nature’s Needs Making the difficult decision to contact environmentally conscious tree removal services often comes with a heavy heart for those who...
Australia May Have Found a Win-win Solution to Cut Stray/Feral Cat Numbers
When we look at cats in Turkey, Japan, or some parts of the world where the majority of the people adore cats, it feels like...
Sea Lettuce Is Killing Loggerhead Turtles; A Community Works Together to Help
In the morning, when it’s sunny, Pedro Luis Pérez eagerly checked on hatchlings at his beachside nursery in La Sabana. It’s a coastal town with...
How Do We Control Pesky Invasive Lanternflies? Employ Dogs and AI Traps!
The spotted lanternfly has wreaked havoc on New Jersey’s local agriculture for years. Selina Zhang first found this invasive species as a young student...
Study Reveals That in the Future, There Might Be Significant Waves of Invasive Species
Alien species that are destructive and wiping out the native ones have been a persistent problem in many parts of the world. Are we to...
Mojave’s Famous Joshua Trees Under a New Threat: Desert Wildfire
Wildfires. However big or small, the aftermath always looks devastating. This is even truer after a wildfire burned near the California-Nevada, which has ravaged parts...
Research Found Non-Invasive Cat Contraception Which May Lessen Overpopulation
Warm, cuddly, soft, adorkable, and overall lovable especially when they purr and act all cute. To me, as a cat mum and a cat lover...
Invasive Weed May Be an Important Material for Our Skin Care, Research Says
It’s already common to see invasive animals being turned into food, like the signal crayfish. However, it’s less common to see the upcycling of invasive...
You May Not Like Black Widows, but They’re Being Wiped Out
We’ve seen it all on nature documentary shows, internet, and sometimes with our own eyes: shiny black bodies with red hourglass markings and a reputation...