Paleontology’s role in environmental conservation and understanding of human history
Although paleontology holds the weight of Earth’s history, it is itself a relatively recent field. With only 200 years worth of studies, this study field has destroyed all preconceived notions we’ve had in regards to everything. From dinosaurs with feathers to the human impact on ecosystems, paleontology helps fit the pieces of the biggest puzzle of the modern era – how can climate change alter the course of history?
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How REBN is Protecting Portugal’s Nocturnal Butterflies
The “Rede de Estações de Borboletas Noturnas” (REBN), has been monitoring the moth and butterfly populations of the remarkably diverse portuguese fauna since 2021. The project researches these species in order to raise awareness about how nocturnal butterflies are important to the environment and should be protected.
Ribamar’s fishing legacy at risk amid modern challenges
“Fishing is an industry very much adrift. If a sector is lost at sea, people are bound to try and save themselves”, says Leonor Silva, a fish net saleswoman. The Ribamar region has long been linked to sea life, fishermen, net making women, Nossa Senhora de Monserrate, but now, they’re struggling to stay afloat, how has it come to this?
A febre do surf na Lourinhã
Na Lourinhã, o surf atrai centenas de praticantes todos os anos, especialmente pessoas estrangeiras. Escolas como a Global Surf e a Ripar procuram equilibrar o crescimento da atividade com as preocupações ambientais. No entanto, a indústria continua a enfrentar grandes desafios relacionados com a sustentabilidade.
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