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Insect declines began decades earlier than scientists thought, study finds

Nearly a century of records reveals butterfly and beetle losses started long before the ‘insect apocalypse’ alarm was raised. Insects are in trouble. Scientists have been warning about an impending ‘insect apocalypse’ for nearly a decade, documenting alarming global declines over the past quarter-century that could have far-reaching consequences for agriculture and the wildlife that […]

Biodiversity, Insects

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The State of Nature Update #28

7/30/2026: India’s tigers are booming but concerns remain, elusive Sunda clouded leopards caught on camera, female chickadees prefer smart males, half of migratory bird species are declining, and more… Welcome to another edition of newsworthy stories about the state of biodiversity, the threats it faces and emerging solutions. These are the articles that caught my

Biodiversity, Conservation, State of Nature Update

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