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Drake Passage plays key role in regulating global climate
The 800-kilometre Drake Passage connecting the Pacific and Atlantic oceans is known as one of the world's most treacherous sea routes, with giant waves nicknamed the Drake Shake by sailors.
Central Park confronts climate change with infrastructure upgrades
Central Park is adapting to climate change through vegetation management, water recycling and equipment upgrades while maintaining its historic character.
Study identifies risk factors and protective elements in school suspensions
Research from the University of Manchester analyzing over 19,000 secondary students identifies socioeconomic disadvantage and special educational needs as key suspension risk factors, while school belonging and positive staff relationships are protective.
Researchers urge wildlife-friendly design as native animals shelter in homes
A study of Wildlife Victoria data found 36 native Australian species nesting and sheltering in residential buildings, prompting researchers to call for habitat-conscious home design as natural habitats disappear.
