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Science 380(6647), 26 May 2023
Soil microbiota from stressful environments provide an avenue for climate resilience

Shifting microbial communities can enhance tree tolerance to changing climates Microbial communities sourced from more extreme climates can help tree seedlings tolerate cold and drought.
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Science 380(6646), 19 May 2023
Drying trends are prevalent worldwide

Two-thirds of Earth’s large lakes have decreased in volume over the past three decades.


Even if all harvesting of forests ceased, their carbon sequestration potential would still not be enough to curb climate change.

A review examines the role of science in rights-of-nature laws.

The ancient history of kissing Sources from Mesopotamia contextualize the emergence of kissing and its role in disease transmission
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Wader Study, , 130(1), 2023
Effect of habitat and resource use on reproductive success of Eurasian Oystercatchers Haematopus ostralegus breeding in Iceland
Jamie Noreen Carroll, Böðvar Þórisson, Cristian Gallo, Verónica Méndez

Joseph Chernichko, Svetlana Vinokurova

How important is it to standardise the measured mass of shorebirds weighed at varying intervals after capture?
JacquieA. Clark, Simon Gillings, Nigel A. Clark, Kimberly B. Cole, Gregory Breese, Jean L. Woods, Henrietta A. Bellman, Robert A. Robinson

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Living Birdn Spring 2023
Bright Lights and Big Data: Radar Ornithology and the Rise of BirdCast

Asmall group of innovative researchers cracked the secret of bird migration—and then set about applying that knowledge to save birds from the hazards of city lights.

At Famed Walden Pond, Spring Is Coming Earlier Than It Did in Thoreau’s Day

Thedetailed record of bird sightings and phenological observations around Concord, Massachusetts—from Thoreau’s notes 170 years ago to today’s studies by scientists at Boston University—provides a key to studying how climate change is affecting bird migration.


How Do Cooper’s and Sharp-shinned Hawks Coexist in Backyards? FeederWatch Investigates


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British Birds, 116, June 2023
A history of breeding Slavonian Grebes in Britain

Fifty years of Common Guillemot studies on Skomer Island
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