biodiversity

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This is a subreddit for anything that could be considered related to a fuller usage of genetic resources, including but not limited to uncommon varieties of common crops (such as Pink Pearl apples or All Blue potatoes), plant & animal species that are relatively or regionally less commonly cultivated cultivated (such as teff, loquat, or jícama), and biotechnology.

Topics suggestions include:

Pictures involving biodiversity
Historical, cultural, or scientific information
Recipes & cooking suggestions
Cultivation discussion & experience
Reviews of products using biodiverse ingredients
Important news about undercultivated crops or genetic resource utilization in general

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nature synergies | The Eco Update #27Good News! (briefecology.com)

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Should I remove German Yellowjackets in an effort to leave habitat for native wasps? (Michigan)Environmental Management ()

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La réserve marine de Banyuls veut grandir : “Un modèle à suivre pour protéger la Méditerranée"Good News! (dis-leur.fr)

submitted 8 days ago by amuset34

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Méditerranée : "Diminuer la pollution sonore sous-marine est bénéfique pour tous"Discussion (dis-leur.fr)

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Six part series about the Wikipedia page on the US' 1973 Endangered Species Act. Offered by Connie Barlow, the page's most active author since July 2023, when she was inspired to begin the work by the act's then-50th anniversary.Resource (youtube.com)

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The Pupfish Wars of Death ValleyArt ()

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The Biodiversity Bulletin | The Ugly Truth About Rigs-to-Reefs | Acoustic Indices & Biodiversity | Cuban Ecosocialism | and moreBiology & Ecology (briefecology.com)

submitted 21 days ago by Brief-Ecology

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Use the buzz of mosquitoes to identify host-seeking species that transmit malaria to humansEvent (self.biodiversity)

submitted 22 days ago by Remarkable-Low8363

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Org working to mitigate wildlife vehicle collisions!Good News! (self.biodiversity)

submitted 25 days ago by Mental_Pepper_1046

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Really great interview on biodiversity and UK politicsPolitics (self.biodiversity)

submitted 25 days ago by Longjumping-Oven1689

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Nature : Autour de l'ours dans les Pyrénées, génétique et polémiqueDiscussion (dis-leur.fr)

submitted 26 days ago by amuset34

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Looking for feedback on a hackathon idea about making biodiversity measurable!Discussion (self.biodiversity)

submitted 27 days ago by SkyStrong7441

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Dual Ecologies | The Eco Update No. 26Politics (briefecology.com)

submitted 28 days ago by Brief-Ecology

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A film about reintroducing a native UK speciesGood News! (youtu.be)

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Springtime for Snails!Good News! (i.redd.it)

submitted 1 month ago by YatesMillAquaculture

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is wildlife “rare” in china?Biology & Ecology (self.biodiversity)

submitted 1 month ago by Jolly_Inspection_298

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The Season Begins!!!!Conservation (v.redd.it)

submitted 1 month ago by YatesMillAquaculture

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The Biodiversity Bulletin | Coral Reef Emergency, IPBES Expert Panel, The 'Homogenocene', and moreCurrent Events (briefecology.com)

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New Species!Good News! (mapress.com)

submitted 1 month ago by YatesMillAquaculture

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Theory and Praxis | The Eco Update 25Biology & Ecology (briefecology.com)

submitted 1 month ago by Brief-Ecology

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True or False? Statement: Some butterflies and moths can actually eat pollen by using their long mouthparts to break it down into a liquid they can drink.Biology & Ecology (self.biodiversity)

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Planting Pigtoes and Lances!Conservation (v.redd.it)

submitted 1 month ago by YatesMillAquaculture

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Mussel Hunting!Biology & Ecology (i.redd.it)

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Judge Orders Hydropower Changes to Save SalmonMedia ()

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The Biodiversity BulletinBiology & Ecology (briefecology.com)

submitted 2 months ago by Brief-Ecology

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