Scientists have quantified how much climate change has driven the population decline of polar bears living in Canada's Hudson Bay.

The osprey population on the Eastern Shore of Virginia has dropped to just 18 birds, and scientists at Williams & Mary’s Center for Conservation Biology say it’s a sign of an “early complete ...

The world population has now reached 8 billion The number of people alive on Earth continues to grow, but the rate of growth is slowing ...

The center, a joint initiative of Baylor College of Medicine, Texas Southern University (TSU) and The University of Texas Health Science at Houston (UTHealth) McGovern Medical School, is a Center of ...

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A new model has predicted that Earth's population is likely to decrease in all scenarios across the next century and will peak nowhere near the 11 billion previously forecast.

A Bachelor of Science in Applied Ecology and Environmental Science at Michigan Technological University prepares you to protect and improve our world’s natural resources with other stewards just like ...

This two-day workshop will identify and explore transformative science and technology for assessing and strengthening individual and population resilience, including recent advances in computational ...

A long-held theory that a dramatic population collapse occurred at some point on the southeast Pacific Ocean’s Easter Island has been dubbed a myth by a new study. Researchers analyzed the ...

Solving the Earth's environmental problems means addressing the size of its human population, says the head of the UK's Antarctic research agency. Professor Chris Rapley argues that the current global ...

The population of the Sombrero ground lizard (Pholidoscelis corvinus) has increased from less than 100 individuals in 2018, to over 1,600 in 2024.

Two postdoctoral researchers in the Program in Population and Environmental Health Disparities Publications presented their research at this meeting. Dr. Wei-Jen Chen, in recognition of his excellent ...