Wildlife Conservation
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African Dwarf Crocodile Trade Nigeria: Why the World’s Smallest Crocodile Faces Growing Bushmeat Pressure
African dwarf crocodile trade, Tucked away in the swamps of West and Central Africa lives a reptile most people have…
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Giant Anteater’s Comeback in Argentina Shows the Power of Natural Habitat Restoration
Wildlife rarely makes a grand entrance, but in Corrientes province, Argentina, a giant anteater did something remarkable. Natural Habitat Restoration,…
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Congolese NGO Strong Roots Takes Charge of a DRC Protected Area
For the first time in the modern history of the Democratic Republic of Congo, a local organization has been handed…
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South Sudan’s UNESCO World Heritage Site Could Become a Lifeline for Migratory Birds
South Sudan’s first ever UNESCO World Heritage listing has made global headlines, mostly for its record-breaking antelope migration. But in…
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Hidden Population of Greater Hog Badgers Spotted on Camera Traps in Kaziranga
For years, Kaziranga National Park in Assam, India, has been famous for tigers, elephants and one-horned rhinos. Now a quieter,…
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Indian Peafowl Population Boom Leaves Farmers Counting Crop Losses
For generations, the peacock has stood for grace and pride in India. Today, in villages from Kerala to Rajasthan, that…
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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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