Wiggle your nose, poop under your toes, unfazed when it snows… Charlie the Yard Bunny reporting for doody duty! 🐰

#gardening #NoSpray #ecosystem #UrbsInHorto #Chicago #WinterReturns 🌱

The #Kimsakocha #páramo #rivers regulate the #local #WaterCycle and provide #water to tens of thousands of people. #Canadian #mining projects #threaten this #ecosystem, and the #Indigenous and local people #defending it are being #criminalized. #Canada
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1/25 ➡️ keep mothers from #eating their young.

They can also grow pretty much indefinitely, so eliminating hungry adults keeps the #octopus #ecosystem from being #dominated by a few
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Research on the impact of diversity in financial ecosystems on new energy systems
->Nature | More on "Green finance energy transition diversity" at BigEarthData.ai | #Ecosystem

Adolescent #cheetah surveying the scene from atop a termite mound, #MaasaiMara National Reserve #Kenya 🇰🇪
Proving that termites are not alone in finding a use for termite mounds.
#wildlifephotography #photography #bigcats #africancats #naturelovers #wildlifeconservation #serengeti #ecosystem #bluesky

Habitat Loss Is Eroding Tribal Sovereignty Spanning seven U.S. states and one Canadian province, the Columbia River Basin was once the largest salmon-producing river system in the world. Yet, with four of the 16 salmon and steelhead trout species now extinct and another seven endangered or threatened, its future remains imperilled. Though a federal judge recently ordered water levels be reduced at dams along the Columbia and Snake rivers to aid salmon migration upstream, he described a “disappointing history of government avoidance and manipulation instead of sincere efforts at solving the problem” in his February ruling. Such federal and state failures to protect salmon habitats are rendering Indigenous fishing rights in western Washington meaningless, warned a report released in February by the Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission (NWIFC). While tribal fishers have reduced their Chinook salmon harvest by at least 60 percent since the 1980s, salmon stocks continue to drop as habitats are destroyed faster than they can be restored. “Our current situation is not good; our waters, our lands, our resources are all suffering,” said Ed Johnstone, a Quinault Tribal member and chair of the NWIFC, who highlighted that none of the region’s salmon stocks have recovered since they were included on the Endangered Species Act...

Habitat Loss Is Eroding Tribal Sovereignty
->Inside Climate News | More on "Salmon habitat tribal sovereignty rights" at BigEarthData.ai | #HabitatLoss #Ecosystem

Great evening with the Zoho community at the Iftar gathering at the historic Saladin Citadel of Cairo.
Wonderful vibes, meaningful conversations, and inspiring connections across the Zoho ecosystem

#Pinerium #OmnipresentIntegratedSolutions #Zoho #ZohoCommunity #Ramadan #Ecosystem #Partnerships

Outlook for migratory species worsens amid habitat loss & avian flu, report finds - news From shorebirds flying between their Arctic breeding grounds and southerly foraging ranges to freshwater fish returning to native spawning streams, migratory animals are struggling. About half of all migratory species populations protected under a global treaty are now in decline, with the situation worsening in just the last two years, according to a new United Nations-backed report. When the first State of the World’s Migratory Species report was published in 2024, 44% of migratory species populations listed under the U.N. Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS) were declining, according to data from the IUCN Red List, the world’s most comprehensive guide to global extinction risk. Since then, the proportion of imperiled CMS-listed species rose to 49%, according to updated Red List data and new research. Though the next status report isn’t due until around 2030, conservation advocates said the deteriorating situation required an interim report, as many countries are moving in the wrong direction when it comes to conserving wildlife that depend on various habitats to complete their life cycles. “This [interim report] is saying there are some alarming trends in the meantime; that we don’t want to wait six years to talk about this,”...

Outlook for migratory species worsens amid habitat loss & avian flu, report finds - news
->Mongabay | More on "Migratory species decline habitat loss" at BigEarthData.ai | #Biodiversity #Ecosystem #HabitatLoss #BirdFlu #AvianFlu #Species

We must protect our natural habitats befre they disappear | Letters In his article on nature protections (How can we really protect Britain’s environment?, 8 March), Sam Dumitriu of Britain Remade celebrates habitat recovery and calls for more focus on such efforts and less on legal protections for nature. But legal protections are the only thing protecting the habitats we have left. Over the past 100 years, the amount of healthy natural habitat in England has shrunk: 99.7% of fens, 97% of species‑rich grasslands, 80% of lowland heathlands, up to 70% of ancient woodlands and up to 85% of saltmarshes have been lost. Attempting to restore natural habitats while trashing those we have left is akin to building a house while simultaneously robbing the foundations. Mr Dumitriu also claims that legal protections for nature “block the green building we desperately need”. This will come as a surprise to those working on thousands of projects where vital climate infrastructure is being delivered alongside nature mitigations. Healthy, carbon-storing natural habitats are a prerequisite for achieving net zero; climate infrastructure and nature recovery measures go hand‑in-hand. Mr Dumitriu’s approach would undermine the very objectives he seeks. Joan Edwards Director of policy and public affairs at The Wildlife Trusts Kevin Austin Director of policy and...

We must protect our natural habitats befre they disappear | Letters
->The Guardian | More on "Protecting Britain's remaining natural habitats" at BigEarthData.ai | #NaturalHabitat #Ecosystem

New Ethereum Foundation Mandate Defines Mission and Principles Amid Organizational Transition - Crypto Economy The Ethereum Foundation releases a new mandate during an internal transition. The 38-page document reinforces principles such as decentralization, privacy, and censorship resistance.

⚙️ Ethereum Foundation unveils new governance framework

The Ethereum Foundation released a mandate defining mission and principles to guide the ecosystem during an organizational transition.

#Ethereum #Web3 #Crypto #Blockchain #Ecosystem

How spider silk could be key to repairing damaged nerves in humans Clinical trials are to go ahead using ‘off-the-shelf’ spider silk technology to repair devastating nerve injuries

How #spider #silk could be key to #repairing damaged #nerves in #humans. #science #medicine #surgery #touch #sensation #zoology #ecosystem #WeAreNotAlone.
#Scaffolders will always find work! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ www.independent.co.uk/news/health/...

Why Did This Farm Survive Vermont's Extreme Floods? YouTube video by PBS Terra

Why Did This Farm Survive Vermont's Extreme Floods?
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#regeneration #farming #healthysoil #floods #VT #restoration #agriculture #ecosystem

Greece tests eco-moorings to protect Mediterranean Posidonia seagrass. by Akis Tatsis — Euronews

Greece tests eco-moorings to protect Mediterranean Posidonia seagrass.

New anchoring systems designed to protect Posidonia seagrass meadows – one of the Mediterranean’s most important yet fragile marine ecosystems – are be…

#Seagrass #NatureConservation #Ecosystem #Mediterranean #Greece #Posidonia

Anthropic's Technology Now Being Integrated Into Microsoft (MSFT)'s Copilot Ecosystem, According to Reuters When Jeff Bezos said that one breakthrough technology would shape Amazon’s destiny, even Wall Street’s biggest analysts were caught off guard. Fast forward a year and Amazon’s new CEO Andy Jassy described generative AI as a “once-in-a-lifetime” technology that is already being used across Amazon to reinvent customer experiences. At the 8th Future Investment Initiative conference, Elon Musk predicted that by 2040 there would be at least 10 billion humanoid robots, with each priced between $20,000 and $25,000. Do the math. According to Musk, this technology could be worth $250 trillion by 2040. Put another way, that’s roughly equal to: 175 Teslas 107 Amazons 140 Metas 84 Googles 65 Microsofts And 55 Nvidias And here’s the wild part — this $250 trillion wave isn’t tied to one company, but to an entire ecosystem of AI innovators set to reshape the global economy. It’s a leap so massive, it could reshape how businesses, governments, and consumers operate worldwide. Even if that $250 trillion figure sounds ambitious, major firms like PwC and McKinsey still see AI unlocking multi-trillion-dollar potential. How could anything be worth that much? The answer lies in a breakthrough so powerful it’s redefining how humanity works, learns, and creates...

Anthropic's Technology Now Being Integrated Into Microsoft (MSFT)'s Copilot Ecosystem, According to Reuters
->Insider Monkey | More on "Anthropic AI Microsoft Copilot integration" at BigEarthData.ai | #Copilot #Ecosystem #Anthropic #ArtificialIntelligence #Technology

How do I decide which trees to cut?? Here’s a conceptual primer on some of the nuances that go into leveraging tree mortality for forest restoration!

#restoration #forestry #ecology #forester #ecologist #forest #ecosystem #science #stem

Does sexual harassment behavior matter for ecosystems? Press Contact For decades, ecologists have known that how a species looks or eats affects its environment. But a new study by researchers at the University of California, Santa Cruz, shows that social behavior related to mating can be an equally powerful ecological force. The research, published March 11 in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, demonstrates that the reproductive behaviors of a single species can trigger a “threshold response” that dictates the size and abundance of prey communities—a finding that challenges long-held assumptions about what drives ecological change. In their study, the team focused on the western mosquitofish, a species referred to as the “plague minnow” due to its aggressive impact on native habitats when introduced. Male mosquitofish are persistent and coercive in their sexual pursuits, relentlessly chasing females for mating opportunities. By manipulating male harassment levels in a lab setting that simulated freshwater ponds, the researchers discovered a stark difference in environmental outcomes depending solely on the intensity of this social behavior. “Researchers have generally not tested the influence of mating behaviors on ecosystems, largely because we assumed that only traits shaped by natural selection would impact ecology,” said the study’s senior author, Eric Palkovacs, a professor of...

Does sexual harassment behavior matter for ecosystems?
->University of California Santa Cruz | More on "Mating behavior drives ecosystem change" at BigEarthData.ai | #Ecosystem

CBP Tapped Into the Online Advertising Ecosystem To Track Peoples’ Movements An internal DHS document obtained by 404 Media shows for the first time CBP used location data sourced from the online advertising industry to track phone locations. ICE has bought access to similar t...

#CBP Tapped Into the #OnlineAdvertising #Ecosystem To Track Peoples’ Movements

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A picture of a magnificient plant or flower.

#animal #spring #summer #garden #butterfly #wildlife #floral #insect #natural beauty #botanical #biodiversity #ecosystem #wildflower #wildlife photography #animal portrait #macro photography #macro nature #botany #fragile #seasonal

Outlook for migratory species worsens amid habitat loss & avian flu, report finds From shorebirds flying between their Arctic breeding grounds and southerly foraging ranges to freshwater fish returning to native spawning streams, migratory animals are struggling. About half of all migratory species populations protected under a global treaty are now in decline, with the situation worsening in just the last two years, according to a new United Nations-backed report. When the first State of the World’s Migratory Species report was published in 2024, 44% of migratory species populations listed under the U.N. Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS) were declining, according to data from the IUCN Red List, the world’s most comprehensive guide to global extinction risk. Since then, the proportion of imperiled CMS-listed species rose to 49%, according to updated Red List data and new research. Though the next status report isn’t due until around 2030, conservation advocates said the deteriorating situation required an interim report, as many countries are moving in the wrong direction when it comes to conserving wildlife that depend on various habitats to complete their life cycles. “This [interim report] is saying there are some alarming trends in the meantime; that we don’t want to wait six years to talk about this,”...

Outlook for migratory species worsens amid habitat loss & avian flu, report finds
->Mongabay | More on "Migratory species decline habitat loss" at BigEarthData.ai | #Biodiversity #Ecosystem #HabitatLoss #BirdFlu #AvianFlu #Species

Grayscale debuts Avalanche staking ETF on Nasdaq Grayscale's new ETF highlights growing mainstream acceptance of digital assets, potentially boosting institutional interest in blockchain tech. ...

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How biological invasions are silently remodelling ecosystems Many of the most damaging invasions do not simply subtract species; they fundamentally remodel the environment, altering habitats, rewiring interactions and shifting processes in ways that species lists alone cannot reveal. Consider the goat, the horse or the deer, introduced to many islands around the world. While their voracious grazing can indeed drive native flora towards local extinction, the legacy is etched deeper into the land. These invasive herbivores compact the earth, accelerate erosion, open up the undergrowth and modify fire regimes, scarring the landscape long after the herds are gone. These systemic changes threaten biodiversity just as profoundly as the loss of any single species. To navigate this complexity, invasion scientists have increasingly turned to the Environmental Impact Classification for Alien Taxa (EICAT). This pioneering framework marked a significant leap forward, offering a transparent, evidence-based method to rank “invaders” by the severity of their toll on native species, from negligible effects to local extinctions. However, EICAT operates with a specific blind spot: it is strictly species-orientated. It assigns a single global severity score to an invader, usually based on the worst-case scenario recorded in its invasive ranges. While powerful for global prioritisation, this approach can overlook the complexities in...

How biological invasions are silently remodelling ecosystems
->The Conversation | More on "Invasive species reshaping global ecosystems" at BigEarthData.ai | #Ecosystem

ModelNova™ Fusion Studio Expands Arm Ecosystem Support, Delivering End-to-End Edge AI Development for Arm-Based Silicon - PRWeb Edge AI development spans a diverse landscape of silicon platforms, software frameworks and toolchains. Developers building on these platforms have historically faced a fragmented workflow — assembling separate model conversion utilities, platform-specific compilers, quantization scripts, and deployment tools before they can bring an AI workload to production. Fusion Studio is designed to address this directly. The platform integrates support for Arm Ethos™ NPU architectures, toolchains, and frameworks throughout the development lifecycle — from model training and optimization through firmware build and on-device deployment. Arm-native capabilities in Fusion Studio The latest release of Fusion Studio introduces several capabilities purpose-built for the Arm Edge AI ecosystem: ExecuTorch Support for Arm Ethos-U85 and Ethos-U55: Native support for ExecuTorch-optimized models targeting Arm's Ethos-U85 and Ethos-U55 NPUs, compiled through the Vela toolchain. Developers can train, quantize, and deploy NPU-optimized models directly from the desktop application without managing command-line conversion tools or framework dependencies. Ensemble Series Platform Integration: Full agent and model integration with the Alif Semiconductor Ensemble Series development platforms and sensors. Developers can deploy directly to Ensemble Development Kits from within Fusion Studio, with live inference playback and real-time camera capture on target hardware. Arm SDS Framework Integration: Integration with Arm's Synchronous Data Stream...

ModelNova™ Fusion Studio Expands Arm Ecosystem Support, Delivering End-to-End Edge AI Development for Arm-Based Silicon - PRWeb
->Cision | More on "Arm edge AI development tools" at BigEarthData.ai | #Ecosystem #AI

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Conservation Without Boundaries: Maximizing Habitat Restoration and Reconnecting ...
->U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service | More on "Habitat restoration collaborative conservation Ohio" at BigEarthData.ai | #Conservation #Ecosystem #HabitatRestoration

Restoring pronghorn access to winter habitat - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (.gov) Pronghorn aren’t the first animal people usually think of when they hear the word migration. But in North America, 50% of the pronghorn population migrates through sections of Wyoming each spring and fall. One notable migration journey is 150 miles each way, from around Grand Teton National Park up to the Upper Green River Basin. Partners for Fish and Wildlife Program staff are working with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and others to identify and remove barriers to migration. Keep reading to learn more uniquely North American mammal and how we at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are working with others to ensure they have a bright future. Wyoming’s Red Desert The southwestern corner of Wyoming is home to the Red Desert. This expansive area covers more than six million acres and is characterized by high elevation steppe habitat that has supported people and wildlife since time immemorial. This inspiring landscape, largely unchanged over time, is a symbol of the wild American West. Hundreds of thousands of people traversed this unyielding landscape on the Oregon, California and Mormon Pioneer Trails. The South Pass ascent on the western edge of the desert marked the halfway point of the cross-continental...

Restoring pronghorn access to winter habitat - U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (.gov)
->U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service | More on "Pronghorn migration Wyoming habitat restoration" at BigEarthData.ai | #Wildlife #Habitat #Ecosystem #Fish

Bird Monitoring and Habitat Renewal on the Cocopah Indian Reservation Where Arizona, California and the Republic of Mexico meet, the lower Colorado River transitions into its delta and dries up before finding its way to the Gulf of California as it had done a century ago. It is here that a new habitat restoration effort is taking shape on the Cocopah Indian Tribe’s Reservation— to bring back the native vegetation and wildlife that once thrived along this vital desert waterway. This section of the Colorado River underwent profound changes over the past century due to the dams and diversions that significantly altered the river’s flow. The river no longer spills onto its natural floodplain, soaking the soil and replenishing the groundwater, which has made it easier for invasive vegetation to colonize these areas that once supported a lush mosaic of cottonwood-willow forests, wetlands, mesquite and other native vegetation. Further exacerbating this deterioration, climate change is extending droughts and deepening reductions in the Colorado’s flow. For the Cocopah people with ancestral ties to the Colorado River since time immemorial, these changes have not only impacted the landscape, but also their culture and ability to sustain their traditional ways of life. Recognizing the need to heal both ecosystem and community, the Cocopah...

Bird Monitoring and Habitat Renewal on the Cocopah Indian Reservation
->Audubon | More on "Cocopah tribe Colorado River restoration" at BigEarthData.ai | #Bird #Habitat #Ecosystem

Could NASA use expandable habitats for its Artemis moon bases? These two companies are betting millions Commercial space infrastructure firm Voyager Technologies is backing lunar habitat developer Max Space with a new multi-million-dollar investment aimed at accelerating development of expandable modules for future missions to the moon. The companies say the partnership will help move expandable habitat technology toward operational missions by scaling up production, bolstering engineering efforts and integrating Voyager's technology systems with Max's habitat infrastructure. "Expanding human presence beyond low Earth orbit (LEO) requires infrastructure that is scalable, resilient and purpose-built for permanence,” Dylan Taylor, chairman and CEO of Voyager, said in a March 9 statement. "By pairing Voyager’s integrated platform with Max Space’s expandable habitat architecture, we are accelerating the transition from demonstration missions to durable lunar capability.” Article continues below Max Space's expandable habitat technology is designed to fold into a tightly packed configuration capable of fitting inside the payload fairings of rockets like SpaceX's Falcon 9. Once delivered to orbit, the moon or another planet, the structure expands to drastically increase its interior living space, offering the dual benefits of lightweight launch mass and greater usable volume than traditional rigid spacecraft. "Voyager’s investment is a powerful validation of our expandable habitat thesis and long heritage in orbit. Together we are building...

Could NASA use expandable habitats for its Artemis moon bases? These two companies are betting millions
->Space | More on "Expandable lunar habitats space infrastructure" at BigEarthData.ai | #Ecosystem #Space #NASA #Habitat #Moon

Vego Garden Encourages Spring Garden Planning with an Ecosystem Approach to Growing TOMBALL, Texas — As spring approaches, Vego Garden, vegogarden.com, is encouraging gardeners to start the season with a clear planting plan and the right equipment to support it—so they can move from “what should I grow?” to a setup they can maintain all season long. With product solutions designed for indoor, outdoor, patio, and greenhouse spaces, Vego Garden helps customers build a practical, step-by-step gardening system tailored to their home, climate, and goals. Vego Garden, vegogarden.com, is committed to building an ecosystem gardening brand—one that supports gardeners across every stage of the journey, from early planning and seed starting to planting, training, and daily maintenance. Guided by the brand philosophy, “Gardening made easier, anytime, anywhere,” Vego Garden offers a portfolio designed to help people garden more confidently with fewer barriers. Spring Gardening Starts with a Plan For many households, spring gardening can feel overwhelming: choosing what to plant, preparing space, and figuring out which tools and structures are truly necessary. Vego Garden’s approach is to help gardeners simplify decisions by planning in three steps: Map the season: decide what to grow, when to start, and how much space each crop needs. Match the space: choose the right setup for where...

Vego Garden Encourages Spring Garden Planning with an Ecosystem Approach to Growing
->Perishable News | More on "Ecosystem approach to spring gardening" at BigEarthData.ai | #Garden #Ecosystem

New Beginnings for Longleaf: A Habitat Revival in Bertie County, North Carolina
->U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service | More on "Longleaf pine habitat restoration effort" at BigEarthData.ai | #Habitat #Ecosystem