IBioS Monthly Newsletter
The IBioS Monthly Newsletter highlights biodiversity related news, journal articles, events, and affiliated IBioS Members.
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March 2026 News Highlights
North America ‘heat dome’ left winners and losers: Study
Featuring quotes from IBioS Members Dr. Diane Srivastava and Dr. Cole Burton.
Article from USA Today.
How “Fire Fungi” Help Put Burnt Landscapes Back Together
Featuring quotes from IBioS Member Dr. Monika Fischer.
Article from USA Today.
This endangered wildflower does something scientists didn’t expect
Featuring quotes from IBioS Member Dr. Amy Angert.
Article from USA Today.
Scientists Have Documented A Type Of Rapid Evolution Not Seen In The Wild Before
Featuring quotes from IBioS Member Dr. Amy Angert.
Article from IFL Science.
Trump ditched the bedrock of US climate action — experts caution Canada not to follow suit
Featuring quotes from IBioS Member Dr. David Boyd.
Article from Vancouver Sun.
Wolf Reduction Helped Caribou Calves Survive — but Only in Rugged Terrain
Featuring quotes from IBioS Member Dr. Cole Burton
Article from Discover Magazine.
B.C. forestry review calls for more transparent data, assessment of old-growth trees
Featuring quotes from IBioS Member Dr. Peter Wood.
Article from CBC News.
UN tax talks could unlock billions for nature – but only if negotiators get it right
Featuring research and insight from IBioS Member Dr. Jessica Dempsey
Article from BusinessGreen intelligence.