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Tempest in a barcode: how rapidly can we (and should we) identify new species?
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Future Net Zero logo in front of a Malaise Trap.
Wind farm uncovers insect secrets
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BgBOL: a powerful new alliance for DNA barcoding research in Bulgaria
iBOL Consortium congratulates its Bulgarian colleagues on the newly established Bulgarian Barcode of Life (BgBOL).
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New campus expands biodiversity research in India
Biodiversity in a bird’s nest: DNA as a tool for bird conservation
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Unveiling the enigmatic world of moths: from ancient pollinators to whistling wonders

The Conversation
Mark Stevens
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Meet this year’s Citizen Science Award winners

Good Living
South Australia Department for Environment and Water
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This scientist uses old insects to help fight malaria

GatesNotes
Bill Gates
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The CaBOL logo in front of three people standing in a field around a black insect net, inspecting the contents.

2022 Caucasus Barcode of Life BioBlitz Report

Caucasus Barcode of Life
Shota Japarashvili
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Life in Antarctica survived the last ice age, but is threatened in a warming world

CBC Radio One – Quirks and Quarks
Bob McDonald and Mark Stevens
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