Air pollution is fertilizing tropical forests
Snapshot
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What makes rainforests unique? History, not ecology.
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Bryan’s shearwater, new Hawaiian seabird species, discovered
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Increased tropical forest growth may result in release of stored carbon in the soil
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Research on tungara frogs may be applicable to hearing loss/attention deficits in humans
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Toucans wearing GPS backpacks help Smithsonian scientists study seed dispersal
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“Extinct” birds reappear in rainforest fragments in Brazil
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New book: The Ecology and Conservation of Seasonally Dry Forests in Asia
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Methods for calculating species extinction rates overestimate extinction, says Smithsonian scientist
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Smithsonian scientists find declining rainfall is a major influence for migrating birds
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Gliding ants steer with hind legs as they fly backwards, scientists learn
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Center for Tropical Forest Science receives grant to study diversity of tree communities
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Tropical tree study shows interactions with neighbors plays an important role in tree survival
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Smithsonian ecologists discover forests are growing at a faster rate
