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scienceblog.com > m-in-1982-a-husband-and-wife-began-recording-mammals-along-fixed-trails-on-an-island-in-the-panama-canal-later-adding-a-line-of-camera-traps-and-they-kept-it-up-for-44-years-this-yea

In 1982 a husband and wife began recording mammals along fixed trails on an island in the Panama Canal, later adding a line of camera traps, and they kept it up for 44 years. This year they began handing the project to a younger researcher who wants it to reach 100 years.

5+ day, 6+ hour ago   (225+ words) A half-century of mammal counts on a Panama Canal island is about to become a century-long experiment in ecological change—if the handoff works. By Natural History · Edited by Mal James Published September 9, 2026 · How we edit It is worth slowing…...


scienceblog.com > b-engineers-bolted-ultrasonic-speakers-to-turbines-at-a-pennsylvania-wind-farm-and-searched-the-ground-beneath-them-every-day-for-two-summers-and-the-broadcasting-turbines-killed-up-to-half-as-many-ba

Engineers bolted ultrasonic speakers to turbines at a Pennsylvania wind farm and searched the ground beneath them every day for two summers, and the broadcasting turbines killed up to half as many bats, because a bat avoids air it cannot listen through

3+ week, 16+ hour ago   (347+ words) A simple tweak to wind turbines—making them audibly hostile to bats—cut fatalities roughly in half, suggesting a low-cost way to protect a species decimated by the renewable energy boom. Published August 24, 2026 · How we edit The experiment ran on the…...