Wildlife Conservation
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Sri Lanka Elephant Shot Again: Why Tusker Protection Needs a New Plan
Early one morning near Galgamuwa, in the island’s northwestern dry zone, a wildlife enthusiast noticed something was wrong. A tusker…
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Painted Wind Turbine Blades Cut Bird Deaths by Nearly 74%, New Study Reveals
Wind energy is one of the world’s best tools against climate change, but it has a quiet downside for wildlife.…
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Plan Bee: How Indian Railways Uses Bee Sounds to Keep Elephants Off Train Tracks
Wild elephants crossing railway tracks has long been a dangerous mismatch. Plan Bee elephant safety device, Trains move fast, herds…
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Vantara–Brazil Wildlife Deal: Inside the Talks on Threatened Species Conservation
A quiet diplomatic conversation between India and Brazil, Vantara Brazil wildlife deal, has come to light, and it centres on…
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Asian Hornbill Genetics: Scientists Unlock DNA Secrets of Four Endangered Species
Forests across Asia are home to some of the most striking birds on the planet, and few are as unmistakable…
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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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