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31. October 2023

Fishing Got a Lot Easier for This Tribe

For the first time in over a century, members of the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe in Washington, the United States, were able to fish coho salmon as their ancestors could on a free-flowing river for tribal and subsistence use.

Animals

Animals USA

6. October 2023

Turning the Tide: Salmon Return to This River in Record Numbers

Atlantic salmon is making a comeback in Maine, the United States, since conservation measures have been put in place, and efforts mustn’t weaken for the fish species to thrive as it used to.

Animals

Animals Australia

22. May 2023

Conservation to the Rescue: Endagered Seahorses Released into the Wild

More than 300 baby White's seahorses were recently released in New South Wales, Australia in an effort to save the endangered seahorse species.

Environment

Environment Europe

11. May 2023

Here’s Some Dam Good News for Rivers

Across Europe, the removal of river barriers is gaining momentum, and a record number of them have been dismantled this year, allowing rivers to regain their natural flow and fish to return to their breeding areas.

Animals

Animals Brazil

6. February 2023

Dolphin-Human Relationship Proves to be Good for Everyone!

A partnership between humans and dolphins that has existed for 150 years in Brazil was just proven to benefit not only humans but dolphins too.

Environment

Environment Indonesia

2. February 2023

Corals Rejoice: More Marine Protected Areas Here

Indonesia is establishing new marine protected areas in its Maluku province, an area known for its richness of corals and reef fish.

Environment

Environment Europe

25. January 2023

River Recovers: Once Biologically Dead, Now Thriving

A few decades ago, Europe's Mersey River was declared "biologically dead" due to industrial and sewage pollution. Today, there is an abundance of life living within the river's waters.

Environment

Environment United States

23. January 2023

50-Year-Old Environmental Law Saves River (and Its Inhabitants)

The Clean Water Act of 1972 transformed New York's Hudson River from a sewage dumping site into a hospitable environment filled with different species.

Animals

Animals Bangladesh

6. January 2023

Conservation Efforts Win Again: From No Fish Eggs to Plenty Once More!

Conservation efforts have allowed fish eggs to return to Bangladesh's Halda River after they had all but disappeared by 2016.

Environment

Environment Indonesia

4. January 2023

Restoration Success: Coral Reefs Come Back to Life

Following seven years of restoration efforts, large coral reefs were reestablished off the coast of Hatamin Island in Indonesia, thanks to the use of a technique meant to stabilize the coral fragments while they grow and come back to life.