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Top 10 Reasons Why Capybaras Are Essential to Healthy Wetland Ecosystems
Vegetation Control through Grazing Capybaras are nature's lawn mowers. As dedicated herbivores, they graze tirelessly on ...
No-tillage farming shown to enhance soil carbon in sandy agroecosystems
A new study published in Ecological Processes by researchers at the Institute of Applied Ecology of the Chinese Academy of ...
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Fungi’s hidden power: How fungal biomass holds carbon in soil across ecosystems for millennia
In an article featured in Science China Earth Sciences, researchers from Tianjin University elucidate the coupling relationship between soil fungi and reactive minerals in ecosystems by utilizing ...
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Local regenerative farmers propose utilizing mushrooms for fire mitigation, soil health in Boulder County
Boulder County regenerative farmers and community members gathered Wednesday night to discuss how mushrooms could be used for ...
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Animal poop can literally transform barren landscapes into lush ecosystems
By depositing substantial piles of dung, vicuñas are speeding up plant colonization on freshly deglaciated terrain.
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How this animal’s poop transforms lifeless mountain peaks into wildlife havens
Uncover the remarkable impact of vicuñas on barren landscapes in the Andes, as they facilitate the growth of plants through ...
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Carbon capture in Mediterranean soil: Farmland can trap greenhouse gases
IMAGINE if we could find a way to capture the greenhouse gases that are warming our planet. One way to do this is carbon ...
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Animal poop helps ecosystems adapt to climate change. Here’s how
In the Andes, native camelids like alpacas, llamas, vicuñas, and guanacos impact the landscape with their social behaviors.
The good word on repairing and revitalising ecosystems
This month’s Australian visit by Gabe Brown, the US messiah for regenerative (regen) agriculture, should help increase long ...