IBioS Monthly Newsletter
The IBioS Monthly Newsletter highlights biodiversity related news, journal articles, events, and affiliated IBioS Members.
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July 2026 News Highlights
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Decisions on major projects often ignore cultural and social losses
IBioS member Dr. Terre Satterfield and colleague Dr. Robin Gregory discuss the government’s major projects proposal and its impact on communities across Canada.
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Greater international co-operation is needed to achieve the UN’s global forest goals
IBioS members Dr Terry Sunderland and Peter Wood discuss the Global Forest Goals Report 2026, highlighting how governments and policymakers have struggled to take firm action…
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How we can coexist with coyotes, and other lessons from Stanley Park
IBioS member Dr. Sarah Benson-Amram and doctoral candidate Nathan Lewis discuss their new study on contributing factors to aggressive coyote encounters and how to live in…
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The Happiest Way to Fight Climate Change
IBioS Member Dr. Jiaying Zhao and co author discuss their new book Leave the Lights On: How Joyful Decisions Can Save Our Species in the Next…
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This endangered wildflower does something scientists didn’t expect
IBioS Member Dr. Amy Angert was featured in USA Today discussing her research on endangered wildflowers.
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North America ‘heat dome’ left winners and losers: Study
IBioS Members Dr. Diane Srivastava and Dr. Cole Burton were featured in Phys Org discussing their research on heat dome impacts.
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How Fire Fungi Help Put Burnt Landscapes Back Together
IBioS Member Dr. Monika Fischer was featured in bioGraphic discussing her research on how fire fungi help restore burnt landscapes.