Wildlife Conservation
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Disappearing Grasslands Are Quietly Reshaping Bird Populations Worldwide, New Study Shows
Grassland loss rarely get the same attention as rainforests or coral reefs, yet they support some of the most specialised…
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Endangered Indonesian Babirusa Gets Lifeline as African Swine Fever Threatens Species
Scattered throughout eastern Indonesia are islands that are home to one of the strangest and rarest pigs on earth. The…
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Himalayan Pheasants Face Mounting Human Pressure as Mountain Habitats Shrink
The Himalayas hold some of the most spectacular mountain birds of Asia. But Himalayan pheasants are increasingly under pressure from…
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Tiger Stripes Are as Unique as Fingerprints — Here’s How That Helps Conservation
A tiger’s coat is dramatic from a distance, but look closely and each animal has its own personal signature. Tiger…
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Apex Predators Are Vanishing — Here’s Why That’s More Dangerous Than It Sounds
Across every continent, from the forests of Southeast Asia to the coasts of Africa to the plains of North America,…
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The Wildlife Migration Nobody Is Talking About: Animals Are Quietly Following the Climate
As the world watches melting ice caps and rising seas, a slower, quieter crisis is unfolding in forests, oceans and…
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New Monkey Species With Orange Lips Discovered in DR Congo’s Lomami National Park
Since the late 1990s, a strange black-faced, bright orange-pink-lipped monkey has been darting through the trees of the Democratic Republic…
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Rising Human-Tiger Conflict in the Sundarbans: How Ecological Degradation Is Fuelling the Crisis
Human-tiger conflict is now one of the most pressing wildlife issues along the Bangladesh and Indian coastline. The Sundarbans mangrove…
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