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Recent Digests
Coffee, tea, and their influence on bats in the Ghats
Bat diversity and morphogical traits vary between habitats such as protected forest, shade-grown coffee plantations, and open canopy tea plantations.
Incorporating climate projections into connectivity planning is crucial to protect species on the move
A climate-informed approach to connectivity mapping leads to more accurate and useful linkages in a human-modified landscape.
New high-altitude tropical corridor under development in the Andes
The recently established Fundación Reserva La Esperanza works to conserve, educate, and connect habitats that support numerous endemic species in western Colombia.