Conservation Efforts
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Animals
Animals Bangladesh
100 Years Later, Hope Returns for Asia’s Largest Antelope
Declared extinct in Bangladesh almost a century ago, the nilgai could return to the Asian country in undisturbed natural landscape as long as a public education campaign is carried out to discourage the population from hunting the animal.
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Animals
Animals The World
What Ten Years of Global Wildlife Protections Looks Like
Conservation efforts have been deployed in every corner of the world since 2014 to build human-wildlife coexistence through the implementation of strong measures, the strengthening of wildlife economies, and changes in consumption habits.
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- Environment
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Animals
Animals Turkey
Rare Fish Species, Rediscovered!
In the Turkish portion of the Tigris River, a team of ichthyologists has rediscovered the leopard barbel, which was last scientifically documented more than a decade ago, instilling hope that other species might have survived destructive human activity.
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Animals Africa
Saving Endangered White Rhinos… Through Surrogacy?
A team of researchers is looking to perform the world’s first rhino pregnancy by way of in vitro fertilization as the lab-assisted procedure is an essential “proof of concept” that could save Africa’s critically endangered white rhino from extinction.
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