Animals
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Animals Nigeria23. September 2024It’s Not Too Late: Saving the Iconic, Critically Endangered Elephant
Dedicated to reversing the decline of its critically endangered elephant population, Nigeria is working hard to protect the iconic animal’s habitat, mitigate human-elephant conflicts, and crack down on illicit ivory trafficking.
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Animals The World20. September 2024Knowing When to Stop: How Wildlife Organizations Still Help By Stepping Aside
Wildlife organizations that outlive their usefulness are encouraged to step aside in favor of consolidations, which could increase efficiency and effectiveness in saving endangered species around the globe and preserving the environment.
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Animals Australia15. September 2024From Plants to Animals, (Many!) Endangered Species Populations Are Growing
New South Wales, in Australia, has conducted the first report on plants and animals risking extinction in national parks, and more than a third of all threatened species studied have a population that is heading in the right direction.
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Animals Brazil11. September 2024Connected Forest Canopy: a Bridge for Animals to Cross Safely
Armed with traditional communities’ deep knowledge of forests and their inhabitants, artificial bridges have been built to connect the forest canopy over a road that crosses Brazil’s states of Amazonas and Roraima, allowing arboreal mammals to cross the road safely from above.
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Animals Argentina3. September 2024From Zoo to Eco-Park: Profit Is Not the Goal Here, Protection Is
The zoo of Buenos Aires, Argentina, underwent a transformation, trading profits for conservation, to become an eco-park whose goals are to take care of senior animals and educate people on human activity's impact on the animal kingdom.
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Animals New Zealand1. September 2024We Can Fish Without Harming Our Seabirds!
More robust measures, notably regarding surface longline fishing, have been adopted to better protect the 145 seabird species calling New Zealand home, including the endangered albatross, while safeguarding fishers’ livelihoods.
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