Posts tagged Corey Bradshaw
Australian Wins Egg-Frying Contest For Trump
PoliticsBill LauranceDonald Trump, President Trump, Donald J. Trump, global warming, climate change, Australia, South Australia, Corey Bradshaw, Bill Laurance, William Laurance, egg-frying contest, ALERT, Alliance of Leading Environmental Researchers & Thinkers, heat wave, eggsplain, carbon emissions, Chinese hoax, goanna, monitor lizard, goanna's gonads, ConservationBytes, White House
Killing Koalas and Poisoning Prairies
Bill LauranceCorey Bradshaw, Paul Ehrlich, Killing the Koala and Poisoning the Prairie, University of Chicago Press, ConservationBytes, The Population Bomb, USA, Australia, climate change, habitat loss, pollution, politics
Protected areas do far better when governments work to make them succeed
Bill Lauranceprotected areas, nature reserves, national protection, IUCN categories I-IV, IUCN categories V-VI, Corey Bradshaw, William Laurance, Ian Craigie, poaching, illegal logging, illegal encroachment, biodiversity, extinctions, World Heritage sites
Heated debate over boreal forests
Bill Lauranceboreal forests, habitat fragmentation, forest edges, edge effects, Nick Haddad, Jeff Wells, Joe Sexton, Corey Bradshaw, Canada, Siberia, migratory species, breeding birds, scientific debate, habitat fragmentation experiments, taiga, forest fires, Amazon, Congo Basin, logging, seismic exploration, wilderness, Alberta, Russia, climate change, insect outbreaks
Growing evidence that forests reduce flood risk
Bill Lauranceflooding, native forests, flood risk, flood reduction, flood damage, Malaysia, Corey Bradshaw, Jie-Sheng Tan Soo, insurance rates, disaster relief, taxes, floodplains
Will Australia have to kiss some species goodbye?
The debate about forest conservation
Bill Lauranceselective logging, secondary forest, old-growth forest, rainforest, tropical forest, scientific debate, Corey Bradshaw, ConservationBytes, logged forest, logging, Indonesia
