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Denmark’s Forest Experiment: Why Planted Trees Store Carbon Faster But Natural Forests Win On Biodiversity
For more than 20 years, Denmark has quietly run one of Europe’s most useful land experiments. Planted trees carbon storage,…
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Rescued Orangutans in Odisha: Wildlife Officials Suspect Smuggling Link
Early one morning near a plantation in Balasore, forest staff came across something nobody expected to see in an Indian…
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Javan Rhinos Survive Volcanic Eruption in Indonesia, But One Habitat Still Puts the Species at Risk
When Mount Anak Krakatau erupted earlier this September, wildlife officials in Indonesia held their breath. The world’s entire wild population…
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Mediterranean Tsunami Risk: Why UNESCO Says a Major Wave Is Almost Certain This Century
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Japan’s No-Pollen Tree Plan: Can New Forests Cure a Nationwide Hay Fever Crisis?
Ask almost anyone in Japan what spring feels like, and pollen comes up before cherry blossoms do. Japan no-pollen tree…
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Morocco’s Wild Weather Swing: How a Super El Niño Could Decide the Next Chapter of North Africa’s Drought Crisis
Seven years without proper rain. Then, almost overnight, floods strong enough to bring dead rivers back to life. Morocco drought…
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Migratory Raptor Conservation: Why Europe’s Bird Protection Depends on West Africa
Every winter, millions of birds of prey leave the cold skies of Northern Europe and fly thousands of kilometres south…
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The Nilgiri Tahr: How India’s Cliff-Climbing Goat Survives on the Edge
Somewhere high above the fog line in South India, there’s a goat that does something most animals wouldn’t dare try.…
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Wild Birds and Superbugs: How Red-Naped Ibises Are Revealing the Hidden Spread of Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
Antibiotic resistance is usually seen as a hospital problem, but a new study shows wild birds may be part of…
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August 2026 Becomes World’s Joint-Hottest Month as Global Warming Crosses 1.5C Mark
There was a time when a headline screaming “hottest month on record” seemed rare, even shocking. hottest month ever recorded,…
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