The epidemiological significance of ticks of the genus Argas has been known since 1897, since this genus includes at least 61 species of ticks that parasitize birds and bats, and is capable of being the host and carrier of a number of bacterial diseases.

Employee of the ISE RAS Ph.D. Goncharov A.A. together with colleagues developed a mathematical model to assess the impact of climate change on grain yields in the Tyumen region in the short term.

In addition to humans, vocal learning has been found in cetaceans, pinnipeds, bats, elephants, songbirds, hummingbirds, and parrots.

Until now, all research into cheetah sounds has been done in captivity, in zoos and nurseries.

Chief Researcher of the IEE RAS, Doctor of Biological Sciences. Alexey Alekseevich Kotov took part in the “Floating University”.

In marine ecosystems, many smaller invertebrates adopt a symbiotic lifestyle to avoid predation.

Amphipod crustaceans are one of the most diverse groups of Ponto-Caspian taxa, including over 96 known endemic species, of which 82 belong to the large, apparently monophyletic clade Pontogammaridae.

On September 2, 2023, a Science Festival was held in the Central Botanical Garden of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus.

Researchers from A.N. Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution RAS and other are participating in the expedition organized by the En+ energy holding.

IEE RAS, with the support of the World Around You Foundation Siberian Wellness, went on an expedition to the northern Sea of Okhotsk to discover whether bowhead whales could be found there.

Researchers from IEE RAS together with colleagues studied the significance of the flow of matter and energy entering soil food webs through the mycelium of mycorrhizal fungi in coniferous forests for soil springtails.

Scientists continue to work on recreating the Caucasian leopard population lost in the last century in Ossetia.

Scientists from the IEE RAS with colleagues from the University of Tennessee for the first time predicted the consequences of the impact of global climate change in the next 80 years on the dynamics of the range of invasive species.

Scientific research continues in specially protected natural areas of federal significance.

The discovery of several new species of stygobiotic crustaceans allowed scientists from the IEE RAS to suggest that a glacial refugium existed at the mouth of the Don River, along with the South Caucasus and the southern Caspian Sea.

In the published review, scientists from the IEE RAS assessed the diversity, distribution, and ecological functions of terrestrial crustaceans.

Researchers of continental bodies of water still have much to do to adequately understand the modern distribution of organisms and the history of their settlement on the planet.

The fourth release of a representative of the most striking indicator species of the well-being of the Caucasian mountain ecosystems successfully took place in the reserve on the territory of the Turmon forest.