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Research shows not only the fittest survive, Eureka! Science News - Mar 28, 2011
Ecosystem Function of Ants, U.S. News & World Report - Mar 24, 2011
Climate wreaks havoc on water, ScienceAlert - Mar 21, 2011
Scientists discover new rainforest zombie ant-fungi, Cordis News - Mar 17, 2011
Canada urged to protect water in boreal forests, Vancouver Sun - Mar 16, 2011
Fifteen conservation issues to watch, Mongabay.com - Mar 15, 2011
LIFEWATCH a big boost for research
The LIFEWATCH project is now formally started. The Norwegian Institute for Nature Research (NINA) coordinates the Norwegian part of the project in collaboration with the Norwegian Biodiversity Information Centre, GBIF, The Institute of Marine Research centre and the Norwegian Institute for Water Research. The project will build a comprehensive e-infrastructure for the exchange and sharing of environmental and biodiversity data, computer models and analysis across institutions, disciplines and national boundaries in Europe.
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