redditletter: top posts for ecology between 2023-12-15 and 2023-12-22

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Here are the top 20 Reddit posts between December 15 2023 and December 22 2023 for category: ecology. This category includes posts from the following subreddits: environment, mosses, nature, botany, natureofpredators, ecology, econewsnetwork, environmental_science, conservation, restoration_ecology, rainforest, biologicalseas, ecology_irl, healmovement, science_infographics, and ecologynews. Enjoy!

🔗 Biden moves to ban most old-growth logging in national forests | The Forest Service plans to protect the nearly 25 million acres it manages w

// 1826 ▲ by silence7 on /r/environment. Comments

📷 Commission for ShiftySky!

// 592 ▲ by GreaseMonko on /r/NatureofPredators. Comments

🔗 I found a rare species not seen for several decades. I thought I'd share with other here who will share my excitement.

// 465 ▲ by zealouspilgrim on /r/botany. Comments

🔗 The American Chestnut Foundation Bails as GE Chestnut Develops Growth and Mortality Problems and Fails to Resist the Blight

// 243 ▲ by starfishpounding on /r/ecology. Comments

🔗 Over the last decade, more than 50,000 Research papers have been retracted, mostly for misconduct.

// 158 ▲ by myvotedoesntmatter on /r/nature. Comments

📷 I am trying to find out the names of the foliage in this painting. I know its a long shot considering the lack of detail but I would appreciate any guesses. Thank you all

// 101 ▲ by BotheredByBlatancy on /r/ecology. Comments

📷 Rainy day moss

// 36 ▲ by Benisar on /r/Mosses. Comments

📷 Moss in the snow

// 28 ▲ by Hygger-Aquarium on /r/Mosses. Comments

📷 Blue Mud-dauber Wasps feeding on trumpet vine nectar by taking advantage of the holes pierced by carpenter bees. This behavior is known as nectar robbing, since they are not pollinating the flower.

// 28 ▲ by Dacnis on /r/botany. Comments

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🔗 Biden moves to ban most old-growth logging in national forests | The Forest Service plans to protect the nearly 25 million acres it manages w

🔗 Florida is rejecting $320 million in federal funding to reduce emissions, calling it 'politicization of our roadways'

🔗 Florida only state to turn down millions to lessen tailpipe emissions, feds say – Orlando Sentinel

🔗 Federal judge rejects attempt to block reintroduction of gray wolves in Colorado

🔗 Florida is rejecting $320 million in federal funding to reduce emissions, calling it 'politicization of our roadways'

📷 Sovlin's Little Family: Aucel Meets Vysith

📷 Commission for ShiftySky!

🔗 I found a rare species not seen for several decades. I thought I'd share with other here who will share my excitement.

🔗 The American Chestnut Foundation Bails as GE Chestnut Develops Growth and Mortality Problems and Fails to Resist the Blight

🔗 Over the last decade, more than 50,000 Research papers have been retracted, mostly for misconduct.

📷 I am trying to find out the names of the foliage in this painting. I know its a long shot considering the lack of detail but I would appreciate any guesses. Thank you all

📷 Rainy day moss

📷 Moss in the snow

📷 Blue Mud-dauber Wasps feeding on trumpet vine nectar by taking advantage of the holes pierced by carpenter bees. This behavior is known as nectar robbing, since they are not pollinating the flower.

🔗 What should be our starting point? How far back should we go?

📷 Perfectly and unnaturally straight frontal line in Czechia

🗒 If not consulting, then what?

🗒 What is the future of water? Will there be a scarcity or massive contamination of water?

🔗 This weed killer is banned in 50 countries. U.S. workers say it's giving them Parkinson's

📷 Mountain Views in Fiordland, NZ [OC] [4406x7289]