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Animals AfricaMore Black Rhinos, More White Rhinos (a First in a Decade!)
Through a combination of protection and biological management initiatives, the number of rhinos is on the rise in Africa - including white rhinos, for the first time since 2012 - which is positive news for the highly endangered species.
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Environment
Environment USAReplenishing Wetlands: a Relief for Ecosystems and Communities
One of the largest resilience projects in the world has been going strong for two decades now, and it aims at not only replenishing Louisiana’s wetlands in the U.S., but also reconnecting them to the Mississippi River, a source of agriculture and food for millions of…
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Animals
Animals South AfricaAmbitious Rewilding Project to Help Revive White Rhinos
A conservation group bought the world’s largest private captive rhino breeding farm located in South Africa and intends to rewild the near-threatened imposing animal by releasing 2,000 southern white rhinos over the next decade.
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Animals BrazilMore Endangered Whales Are Swimming in These Warm Waters
Brazil’s southern right whale has been under surveillance for the last 15 years, and while experts continue to warn that the endangered species is still in need of protection, reports have seen a growth in numbers in recent years.
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Animals BrazilA First-of-Its-Kind Sanctuary to Protect a Precious Woodpecker
In order to save the Kaempfer’s woodpecker, the state of Tocantins purchased a portion of the Cerrado landscape, turning it into the very first sanctuary dedicated to the Brazil-endemic bird, that is part of a growing network of protected lands.