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Research into chimpanzee ‘engineers’ has implications for understanding human technological evolution

Research into chimpanzee ‘engineers’ has implications for understanding human technological evolution

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REACH programme improves water security for over 10 million vulnerable people

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Artistic graphic of a great tit bird, with its mouth open in mid song. It stands on a branch with white blossom flowers.

The changing chorus: Study shows how movements and memories influence birdsong evolution

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Expert Comment: What does the Seventh Carbon Budget mean for the UK's drive to net zero?

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Tropical forests in the Americas are struggling to keep pace with climate change

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Expert Comment: Can the UK deliver the carbon storage needed to meet climate goals without taxpayer billions?

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New study highlights ways to future-proof cocoa production

New study highlights ways to future-proof cocoa production

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A baby monkey inside a cage placed next to a stack on mango fruits. The monkey clings to the bars of the cage.

Oxford researchers urge reforms to improve global wildlife trade regulation as CITES turns 50

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Study shows plants are more likely to be ‘eavesdroppers’ than altruists when tapping into underground networks

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An aerial photograph showing a tropical forest bordering an oil palm plantation. The rainforest is made up of various trees of different heights and species, whereas the oil palm plantation is a monoculture.

Logged tropical forests are still valuable for biodiversity, study finds

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