Environment
15 Feb 2018
The study of more than 34,000 people is the first to investigate the environmental impacts of both food choices and farm production systems: Frontiers in Nutrition
Environment
27 Nov 2017
Large mammals do use road crossing structures, finds a study in Frontiers in Ecology and Evolution
Environment
30 Oct 2017
Spillover of oyster larvae from marine protected areas is only beneficial if harvested areas contain suitable oyster habitat, finds research in Frontiers in Marine Science.
Environment
09 Oct 2017
A new, non-intrusive way to assess seabird diet could help improve fisheries management and monitor marine biodiversity.
Environment
09 Aug 2017
Frontiers in Marine Science is proud to launch the second edition of our annual Research Topic: Horizon Scan 2018: Emerging Issues in Marine Science.
Environment
08 Aug 2017
Recent study, published in Frontiers in Marine Science, highlights emerging issues faced by the marine environment.
Environment
26 Jul 2017
Scientists demonstrate that the indigenous knowledge of smallholder farming communities may yield genomic targets useful for wheat breeding.
Environment
08 May 2017
New research, published in Frontiers in Marine Science, bridges the gap between policy makers and scientists to ensure sustainable use of our oceans.
Environment
19 Apr 2017
Open Access publisher Frontiers’ CEO, Kamila Markram, makes a case for why open science is the key to innovation, economic growth and solutions to a sustainable future.
Environment
24 Mar 2017
Oceans are the engines of our planet and open-science is improving communication between scientists and policy makers for their sustainable future use.
Environment
22 Mar 2017
New research published in Frontiers in Environmental Science discusses, for the first time, how to improve ecosystem conditions for societal use.
Environment
14 Mar 2017
New research challenges the idea that changes in the Earth’s orbit triggered Sahara desertification.
Environment
30 Sep 2016
Frontiers scientists from around the world talk about current global issues and how industry and research need to work together to build a sustainable future – through Open Science.
Environment
30 Sep 2016
by Emily Barker, Frontiersin.org In the Bay of Biscay, the anchovy catches went from 90,000 tons to less than 10,000 tons in the early 2000s. After intervention from scientists and the European Union, the population recovered and is now at its highest level since the 1980s. Anchovies are an important resource for people living on the coast, and just one of the stories, which show that by linking science and policy – we have helped restore the world’s oceans. Angel Borja, Frontiers’ Specialty Chief Editor for Marine Ecosystem Ecology, is not completely pessimistic about the world’s oceans. “The oceans are not being destroyed, this is a bit of a mediatic issue;” he said. Despite the view that there is no hope left for the world’s oceans in the news, there are many areas that are beginning to be restored. “We are doing much better than twenty or thirty years ago;” he said. Angel Borja is the coordinator of the EU funded DEVOTES project, (DeVelopment Of innovative Tools for understanding marine biodiversity and assessing good Environmental Status). He explained that there are some areas where we have seen great improvements in the last decade. This includes estuaries, where the sea meets the rivers, […]
Environment
23 Aug 2016
Researchers read into the biological history of plants to reveal how plants will survive when birds and bees fly away.
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