Animals
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Animals The World7. May 2022
World’s First “Submerged Orchestra” Is All About Biodiversity
A group of international scientists is developing the project of setting up a global audio collection of the underwater world in the hopes of identifying new species, plus comparing and monitoring ecosystems, and even repopulating specific ones.
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Animals Australia5. May 2022
Conservation Win: Tiny Frog Leaps Back Into Nature
Following a national recovery program to secure the tiny species’ future, the critically endangered spotted tree frog makes a comeback in southeast Australia, as the amphibian plays a crucial role in maintaining the health of the ecosystem it lives in.
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Animals USA27. April 2022
Protective Measures Get “Seal” of Approval!
New preventive measures have been put in place in Alaska, the United States, along the coastline of the Bering Sea to save seal populations from commercial activity, in the hopes that it will help the marine species already dealing with the aftermath of the Arctic sea…
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Animals Nepal18. April 2022
A Sanctuary Where All Bird Species Can Thrive
Nepali authorities will open the country’s very first bird sanctuary in the western province of Sudurpashchim, where hundreds of species will be protected, including a dozen globally threatened, benefiting biodiversity across the board.
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Environment UAE14. April 2022
Conservation Efforts Bring Big Boost to Sustainable Fisheries
Measures taken by the authorities of the United Arab Emirates’ capital Abu Dhabi to recover the fish stock have proven to be effective since the percentage of sustainably caught fish has increased considerably over the last three years.
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Animals Brazil10. April 2022
Indigenous Population Develops Method to Save Native Fish
An Indigenous community from the Brazilian Amazon managed to gain control of its territory and developed a productive and sustainable way to fish a native gigantic fish, to the ultimate benefit of the entire population.
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Animals Argentina5. April 2022
“Extinct” Species Come Back Into the Wild!
An Argentinian foundation undertook the colossal project of turning private lands into national parks where native species like the jaguar and the macaw were successfully reintroduced, thus reversing the biodiversity loss in that part of the South American country.
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