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When Danish streams are restored with meanders and gravel added to their beds, the goal is to improve conditions for nature. However, the restoration…
When the cows' owner died in 2016, they were left to fend for themselves. Since then, the cows have managed on their own in the wild, adapted, and had…
A research team from Aarhus University has mapped how geckos regenerate damaged heart tissue. This could make the gecko an important new model…
Aarhus University used The Tall Ships Races at the Port of Aarhus to bring the sea into fo-cus, making it tangible, engaging and a shared experience…
Male sperm whales produce the loudest communication sounds ever measured in any mammal. These are loud clicks that the whales emit in an extremely…
The humpback whale was once close to extinction but is now making a strong comeback. As a result, more humpback whales are being seen in Danish…
We are pleased to share that two new Master’s programmes have been approved, strengthening our educational offerings and opening up new opportunities…
When wild boars root through the soil, invasive plant species struggle to spread, benefiting the forest ecosystem. This is the finding of a research…
If the goal is to strengthen biodiversity, it is not enough simply to establish vast areas of uniform forest plantation, which may become one of the…
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