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Jaguar cubs in Iberá celebrate their first birthday
The celebration marks a significant milestone in the rewilding of Argentina.
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The Wildlife Corridors Conservation Act of 2019
This bill would create a wildlife corridor system across the U.S. that would allow species to travel safely across human infrastructure.
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Jaguar conservation goes global
A new international roadmap aims to save Latin America’s iconic feline.
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Protection of primary forests is priority, but reforestation is also crucial
A new international study shows that secondary forests remain species and carbon-poor compared to undisturbed primary forests.
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World's rarest ape threatened with extinction by hydroelectric dam
The world’s most endangered great ape population, the Tapanuli Orangutans, is in danger of being decimated by a proposed hydropower dam.
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Could an ancient biblical flood be a sign of things to come?
Scientists find evidence of a tremendous fresh water flood into the western Arctic, thought to be the cause of an ancient cold snap.
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Global heat waves and their link to climate change
Record high temperatures across the globe in Summer 2018 are part of a long-term trend.
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A new app puts seagrass mapping in the hands of ocean lovers
Seagrasses are disappearing at alarming rates, and new efforts by marine biologists aim to get anyone with a smart phone involved in their conservation.
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One-third of the world’s protected areas are threatened by ‘intense’ human pressure
A new study finds that a full third of protected areas have been converted for human use or are facing major pressures from development. It’s clear governments need to do more to protect vulnerable ecosystems.
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Pope Francis to oil executives: ‘no time to lose’ on climate change
Pope Francis urges oil and finance titans to move away from fossil fuels and act quickly on finding clean forms of energy.
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6 ways to help pollinator populations thrive
Global food security depends on pollinators, but their populations are under threat. Learn what you can do to help.