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Journals and Publications

Owners of domestic cats (Felis catus) express diverse perspectives on their pets’ hunting behaviors and access to the outdoors. In some regions, policies focused on confining cats indoors, or otherwise regulating ownership, can lead to noncompliance and at worst may contribute to conflict. In the December issue of Frontiers, Crowley et al. explain how tailoring communications and management approaches to better align with owners’ perspectives could increase participation in attempts to reduce their pets’ impacts on wildlife.

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Worm and Crayfish mutualism effects entire stream ecosystems

A recent paper by researchers at Appalachian State University and Virginia Tech, published in the journal Ecology, shows how some small worms can influence entire stream ecosystems.

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Scientists tackling crisis of coral bleaching

An international consortium of scientists, including University of Buffalo researchers, has created the first-ever common framework for increasing comparability of research findings on coral bleaching.

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Scientists organize to tackle crisis of coral bleaching

Scientists, including ones from the University of Washington, have created the first-ever framework for increasing the comparability of research findings on coral bleaching by using common language and reference points to increase collaboration and efficiency.

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