Blog about tropical forests and nature conservation

The Threat of Invasive Species: Impacts on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services

Introduction Invasive species are non-native animals or plants that are introduced to a new environment, where they can cause harm to the native ecosystem and are considered one of the major threats to biodiversity. Because they can compete with native species for resources, disrupt ecological processes, and alter habitats. Invasive species can also have negative […]

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Climate Change and Its Impacts: Understanding the Causes and Consequences

Ecology, Nature Conservation

Climate change is one of the most pressing issues of our time. It is caused by human activities, primarily the burning of fossil fuels, deforestation, and land-use changes. Climate change is leading to rising temperatures, sea level rise, changes in precipitation patterns, and more frequent and severe weather events. The impacts of climate change are

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The Role of Pollinators is vital in Our Ecosystem

Ecology

Pollination is a crucial process in the reproduction of plants, and it is essential for the survival of many species. Pollinators are animals that help transfer pollen from the male reproductive organ of a flower to the female reproductive organ of another flower of the same species. Thereby fertilizing the plant and allowing it to

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Exploring Defence Mechanisms: How Animals Avoid Predation.

Ecology

Defence mechanisms in the animal and plant kingdom are essential for survival. From the smallest insects to the mightiest predators and everything in between. Creatures have developed ingenious ways to protect themselves. Join us on a journey to unveil the wonders of these natural shields, where nature’s concealed safeguards take centre stage. Understanding the Basics

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Ethical Wildlife Watching and Photographing: A Guide to Enjoying Nature Responsibly

Wildlife Photography

Wildlife watching and photography are popular pastimes that allow us to connect with nature and appreciate the beauty of the natural world. However, it’s important to remember that our actions can have a profound impact on the animals we observe. Unethical wildlife-watching practices can disrupt animal behaviour, cause stress and even harm the animals. To

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How Buying My Digital Wall Art Supports Nature Conservation

Art for Nature

As a lover of nature and supporter of conservation efforts, you can help protect our planet’s precious ecosystems. While adding beautiful, cute animal-themed or boho-inspired art to your home with my digital wall art. With every purchase you make, you contribute to my work in the tropics to study and protect the wildlife and ecosystems

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Travelling the East Coast of Australia – part II

Nature Travel

Back in 2019, I embarked on a remarkable 6-month travelling journey across the east coast of Australia. The initial four months were dedicated to my internship for my bachelor’s degree. While the subsequent 8 weeks were reserved for exploring the magnificent East Coast. I chose to travel from Cairns to Melbourne, a journey that led

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Travelling the East Coast of Australia – Part I

Nature Travel

Back in 2019, I embarked on a remarkable journey to Australia that would forever leave its mark. It was a journey not only for my academic pursuits but also an exploration of the diverse landscapes and natural wonders that this vast continent has to offer. My six-month adventure was divided into two parts: an internship

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The Muskox in Norway, the amazing comeback from extinction

Nature Travel

These peculiar creatures are known as “Muskox,” and despite their ox-like appearance implied by their name, they are more closely related to sheep and goats. Standing between 1.10 and 1.50 meters tall at the shoulders, both males and females possess long, curved horns. Muskoxen boast two distinct types of fur that serve to keep them

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Feeding Wildlife: A Recipe for Disaster and Environmental Destruction

Nature Conservation, Wildlife

Feeding wildlife may seem like a harmless and enjoyable activity, but it’s a practice that can have severe consequences for both animals and humans. Many people mistakenly believe that feeding wildlife is a way to help them, but the truth is that it can do more harm than good. In this blog post, we’ll explore

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