“At night in the forest, you soon realize that a high-quality headlamp is your most precious piece of equipment,” says tropical-conservation scientist Ricardo Rocha, shown here in a white T-shirt with a colleague near Ranomafana National Park in eastern Madagascar. Rocha found that bats eat insects classified as agricultural pests and human-disease vectors. But the benefits might be lost along with the bats as Madagascar’s forests are destroyed for cropland. (Nature | 3 min read)
From volume to value: Making the most of South Asia's food sector Anup
Jagwani June 16, 2026 This page in: English
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https://blogs.worldbank.org/en/agfood/from-volume-to-value--making-the-most-of-south-asia-s-food-secto
South Asia's food economy is one of the largest in th...
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