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Animals Kazakhstan
This Antelope’s Population Is (Very Much) Recovering
Over the course of two decades, the saiga antelope’s population rebounded dramatically across Eurasia’s wild steppe, with countries such as Kazakhstan taking drastic measures to ensure the survival of this floppy-nosed ungulate.
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Animals Portugal
Conservation Win That’s Good for Nature and Its Endemic Bird
São Miguel Island in the Azores, an autonomous region of Portugal in the Atlantic, is home to the elusive Azores bullfinch, and conservation efforts have been deployed for more than two decades to save the difficult-to-observe endangered bird.
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Animals China
Most Endangered Big Cat Rebounds Thanks to Conservation Efforts
Considered the most endangered of all big cat subspecies, with only eight individuals believed to be living in China the 1990s, the Amur tiger population is finally on the rise, thanks to conservation efforts by the Russian and Chinese governments.
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