Conservation
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Animals
Animals CanadaLoads of Work to Save the Caribou (and It Was Worth It!)
Two indigenous First Nations from Canada took matters into their own hands to save the mountain caribou, as the animal is part of their cultural survival, boosting the population of a particular species from sixteen to a hundred in less than a decade.
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Animals
Animals AustraliaThey Try to Save Rare Animals From Extinction – by Protecting Them From Other Animals
Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC) and National Parks and Wildlife Service have teamed up to create the very first feral predator-free safe haven located in Mallee Cliffs National Park, New South Wales, where at least ten species currently listed as extinct will be able to thrive.
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Environment
Environment VietnamFair Chance for the Asian Unicorn to Escape Extinction, as Vietnam Creates New Nature Reserve
The forests of Khe Nuoc Trong have been upgraded to a Nature Reserve. It is one of the last ecosystems in Vietnam and home to more than 40 endangered species, including one of Earth's rarest mammals: the Asian unicorn.
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Environment
Environment Germany30 Years After the German Wall Has Gone: From Death Strip to Green Oasis
Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, the former 1,400 km-long border between East and West Germany has been transformed into a green oasis called the Green Belt, and the German government has vowed to designate the zone a nature reserve.
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Animals
Animals USAThe Comeback of the Swift Fox (It Took 50 Years and Features GPS Collars )
For the first time in 50 years, 27 swift foxes return to the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation in Montana. This return marks the restoration of a missing piece of the Great Plains ecosystem and of the tribes’ natural heritage.
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Animals MyanmarThis Turtle Has a Very, Very Good Reason to “Smile”: Escape from Extinction
Twenty years ago, the Burmese roofed turtle, which has a natural goofy smile, was presumed extinct. After discovering a few survivors, scientists have grown the population back close to 1,000 animals in captivity.
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Animals
Animals USALives of Grizzly Bears Must Remain Protected by Law, Rules Court
A court in San Francisco, USA has ruled that grizzly bears around the Yellowstone National Park will remain protected by the Endangered Species Act and must therefore not be hunted, despite being delisted from the act in 2017.