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Mexican Communities Exchange Birdwatching Tourism Knowledge
Communities from central Mexico's Iztaccíhuatl-Popocatépetl corridor visited Oaxaca's coast to learn from established birdwatching tourism guides, as part
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Wild Dog Brothers Make Record African Journey
Three endangered African wild dog brothers in Zambia completed the longest recorded mammal journey on the continent, traveling over 2,500 miles in eight
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Wildfires Threaten Key Orangutan Research Site in Borneo
Intentionally set wildfires, fueled by a strong El Niño, are advancing on the Cabang Panti research station in Indonesia's Gunung Palung national park
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World Dolphin Day Highlights Threats and Conservation
On World Dolphin Day, reports detail threats to dolphins from illegal fishing gear and captivity, alongside observations of novel foraging behavior, as
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First Przewalski's Horse Foals Born Wild in Kazakhstan
Two Przewalski's horse foals were born in a Kazakh reintroduction center in August 2026, marking the first wild births of the species in the country in
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Mercury Poisoning Forces Amazon Families to Abandon Staple
A Mongabay Latam investigation reveals that illegal gold mining is dumping mercury into the Madeira River, contaminating fish and poisoning riverside
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Volunteers Reintroduce Glowworms to North Yorkshire Reserve
Endangered glowworms are shining again at Nosterfield nature reserve after a century, following a volunteer-led reintroduction project that bred larvae in
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Beekeepers urge UK campaign against Asian
British beekeepers warn Asian hornets are creating 'pollinator deserts' and threaten food security, calling for a national awareness campaign.
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Parasites Pose Silent Threat to Endangered Bengal Tigers
A new study in Bangladesh's Sundarbans finds high parasite infection rates in Bengal tigers, with human proximity increasing transmission risks from
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Weak Prosecution Fails to Deter Southeast Asia Tiger
A new report finds fewer than half of tiger trafficking arrests in Southeast Asia lead to convictions, creating a high-reward, low-risk trade that
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British Columbia Considers Extending Wolf Cull for Caribou
The British Columbia government is proposing to extend its controversial wolf cull program for five more years to protect endangered woodland caribou
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Indigenous Tribes Oppose Raja Ampat Mining
Representatives from 20 Indigenous subtribes in Indonesia's Raja Ampat archipelago gathered in August 2026 to forge unity against nickel mining.
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Native trees fight malnutrition
A new guide and workshops in Malawi aim to integrate native fruit trees into landscape restoration to address both human nutrition and biodiversity
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Rare plant presumed extinct in Sri Lanka
A plant species last recorded in Sri Lanka in 1855 has been found in a lowland forest fragment. Researchers located 70-100 individuals of Indianthus virgatus in January 2025.
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Jersey inmates build hedgehog boxes for
Prisoners at HMP La Moye built 20 hedgehog boxes for a local preservation group, raising charity funds and learning vocational skills.
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Kearney County Protects Crane Migration from
Kearney County, Nebraska, has approved wind energy regulations establishing a seven-mile setback from the Platte River to protect the Sandhill Crane
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Bangladesh coal plant runs without air
A major coal-fired power plant in coastal Bangladesh has operated without regular air-quality testing, with a study linking it to declining air and water
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Automated Societies Without Humans: A Step Forward, But Still Insufficient
The officialism has given in to pressure from citizen organizations and will modify the project of the Law of Societies to require at least one physical or legal person responsible for automated societies, but NGOs consider it an insufficient advance.
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Drug Trafficking and Deforestation Threaten Ticuna Communities in the Amazon
The Ticuna communities in the Amazon are facing significant threats from drug trafficking and deforestation, which are having a devastating impact on their environment and way of life.