The Gambia's First Nature Reserve

The pandas' habitat at Wolong Nature Reserve.

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The Nature of Breadth - First

BFS is one of the classical graph theory algorithms, typically expressed under the imperative style. However, it has applications in other domains such as artiicial intelligence. All known algorithms of BFS use iteration. This article focuses on the information maintained by BFS during exploration of an arbitrary graph component. To better understand the structure of this information, BFS is re...

Spatially-Correlated Risk in Nature Reserve Site Selection

Establishing nature reserves protects species from land cover conversion and the resulting loss of habitat. Even within a reserve, however, many factors such as fires and defoliating insects still threaten habitat and the survival of species. To address the risk to species survival after reserve establishment, reserve networks can be created that allow some redundancy of species coverage to max...

Sustainability of an Urban Forest: Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, Singapore

Snow Leopard Survey of Taxkurgan Nature Reserve 2009