Rewilding-style grazing could reduce tick density and hazard of tick-borne disease
Grazing cattle and ponies using a rewilding approach could lower tick densities and disease hazard, a study in a UK Lyme disease hotspot found. With few strategies...
Urban vegetable gardening brings synergies for wild biodiversity, finds Paris study
Encouraging people to grow vegetables in their gardens could both improve garden biodiversity and foster an environmental consciousness that buffers against biodiversity declines in cities, suggests...
Critical, emerging and enduring issues for food security and nutrition - A note by the High Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition of the Committee on World Food Security - August 2026
The present note gathers a range of issues identified by the HLPE-FSN Steering Committee, considering the three previous notes as well as the activities already conducted by CFS. Several rounds...
