Conservation Efforts

Environment Australia

31. March 2022

Policies Change So Native Trees Stay Firmly Grounded

Following half a century of forest activism, Western Australia’s native forests will be fully protected against logging, preventing native vegetal species from being torn down, in an unprecedented decision in Australian environmental history.

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Animals USA

26. March 2022

Native Snake Slithers Back Into Its Natural Environment

Upon discovering a wild-born Eastern indigo snake in Alabama, United States, conservationists knew that their intensive program to reintroduce the elusive reptile to its native environment was successful.

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Animals New Zealand

21. March 2022

This Special Bird Is No Longer Threatened

Thanks to intensive conservation efforts, the population of all five species of kiwis has grown across New Zealand, most notably the North Island brown kiwi, to the point where the species no longer appears on the threatened list.

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Animals Australia

11. March 2022

Worth the Hard Work: Humpback Whale No Longer “Threatened”

Australian authorities have decided to remove the humpback whale from the threatened species list following some six decades of protection, a testament to the efficiency of conservation efforts towards the impressive marine mammal.

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Animals Mexico

5. March 2022

A 1998 Project Has Saved This “Extinct” Species!

Missing since 2003 and declared extinct, the Tequila fish has now been returned to the wild thanks to a decades-long project to save the species.

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Animals United Kingdom

23. February 2022

Population of This Tall Bird Reaches All-Time High (Since the 1600s!)

Putting an end to a 400-year breeding absence, the crane has made a strong comeback in the United Kingdom as the country accounts for a record-breaking number of breeding pairs of the tall bird.

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Animals Costa Rica

14. February 2022

Study Shows More Proof of Success for Conservation Work

Large species such as jaguars and pumas thrive on land with the most protection in Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula, new findings suggest, earning conservation efforts yet another badge of success.

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Environment South Africa

29. January 2022

New Marine Conservation Initiative Aims to Protect the Indian Ocean

A new network of marine conservation, coined the Great Blue Wall, has been created by ten countries with a goal of promoting transboundary cooperation in an effort to protect the great Indian Ocean.

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Animals Mexico

27. January 2022

Conservation Wins Again: Jaguar Population Thrives

Over an 8-year period, the jaguar population of Mexico grew by 20%, proof that the national conservation strategies adopted are working - and authorities, communities and businesses alike contributed to this success.

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Animals Netherlands

22. January 2022

Good News for City Bees: Census Reveals a Steady Population

The fourth ever national bee census - where thousands of volunteers across the Netherlands count bees - was held last year, and the results show a study urban bee population, proving just how effective initiatives can be.