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Desert Botanical Garden is making exciting strides in monarch butterfly research thanks to a generous partnership with the Arizona Lottery Gives Back program. This year, the Garden is enhancing its efforts to track and understand monarch migration patterns in Arizona.

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Desert Botanical Garden is excited to welcome its new Director of Spaces of Opportunity Maria Valenzuela.

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Research on mums has given the industry exciting varieties offering new and longer colors, new shapes, and more durability during shipments.

The post What’s Happening in the World of Garden Mums? appeared first on Greenhouse Grower.

  The team at UBC Botanical Garden has been very buzz-y getting ready for our 5th annual Biodiversity Days, here we share a sneak peek at some of the new and returning events this May!  About the Author  Lauren Kufske is a WorkLearn student at UBC Botanical Garden, where she serves as a Sustainability and […]

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Guardian Australia is highlighting the plight of our endangered native species during an election campaign that is ignoring broken environment laws and rapidly declining ecosystems

• Explore the series – Last chance: the extinction crisis being ignored this election
• Get Guardian Australia environment editor Adam Morton’s Clear Air column as an email

Australia’s most skilled aerial mammal, the yellow-bellied glider, is on an “inexorable slide” to extinction as global heating creates more extreme bushfires that are robbing the species of the food and tree hollows it relies on to survive.

Thanks to large parachutes of skin stretching from their wrists to their ankles, yellow-bellied gliders can travel up to 140 metres in a single jump, the furthest of any Australian mammal, including the larger and better known endangered greater glider.

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Finland has always relied on imported fresh berries to meet increasing consumer demand outside the summer season. Nearly half of all fresh raspberries, a market worth €17 million annually, comes from warmer climates like Morocco and Portugal. Long winters, with little to no natural daylight, create a…

In fruit and vegetable storage and greenhouse cultivation, temperature and humidity are critical factors that directly impact product quality. Excessively high temperatures can lead to spoilage, while low humidity may cause dehydration. Traditional monitoring methods often face issues such as delayed…