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Bear Attack Cassie French Bulldog Trinity County
A French bulldog named Cassie died after intervening in a black bear attack on her owners, Jeff and Mallory Wilson, at their rural Trinity County home on
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Two new stick insect species discovered in Queensland
Australian researchers have identified two new large stick insect species in far north Queensland, correcting a long-standing case of mistaken identity and
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Exotic Pet Trade Heightens Zoonotic Disease Risk in India
The growing exotic pet trade in India is creating repeated opportunities for dangerous pathogens to jump between imported wildlife and humans, according to
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Rabbits Boom in Australia, Threatening Native Wildlife
After a wet winter, European rabbit populations are surging across Australia, competing with and endangering hundreds of native species.
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River Sharks and Rays Face High Extinction Risk, Study Finds
A new study reveals that 76% of non-marine sharks and rays in the Indo-Pacific are threatened with extinction, facing threats from dams, pollution, and
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Colombia's Indigenous Guardians Adapt as Pressures Mount
Indigenous Wiwa families in Colombia's Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta are voluntarily moving downslope to preserve community cohesion amid climate change and
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Indigenous Territories Match Protected Areas in Amazon
A study in Ecuador's Amazon finds forests in Indigenous territories without formal conservation contracts are maintained as well as those in
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Indigenous Communities in Panama's Darién Use Data to Fund
Four Indigenous communities in Panama's Darién forest, facing pressure from illegal logging and farming, have documented over 200 species across 18,000
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Trump order seeks to strip endangered status
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order directing the removal of federal endangered species protections for grey wolves and Mexican wolves, a
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West Africa's Vulture Rescue Plan Stalls Amid Trade Crisis
A two-year-old regional plan to save West Africa's critically endangered vultures is struggling with implementation.
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Mindoro Bleeding-heart Pigeon Photographed After 20 Years
A camera trap in the Philippines has captured the first confirmed image in two decades of the critically endangered Mindoro bleeding-heart pigeon.
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Indigenous knowledge aids bird conservation in Mindoro
The Iraya Mangyan community in the Philippines is partnering with conservationists to document traditional ecological knowledge, focusing on three culturally significant endemic bird species.
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Beluga whale chat decoding aids conservation
Scientists use advanced tech to decode whale vocalizations, aiming to better protect them from human threats like ship strikes and noise pollution.
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Jantho orangutan forest breached by illegal
Illegal gold mining has damaged 14 hectares of Indonesia's Jantho Nature Reserve, a crucial site for reintroducing rescued Sumatran orangutans back into
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Shark attack survivor punched great white
A Sydney teacher who lost an arm in a shark attack describes fighting off the four-metre great white with her fists to survive for her daughter.
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Polar Bears Destroy Alaskan Seabird Colonies
A new study documents polar bears, driven ashore by melting sea ice, devastating seabird colonies in Alaska. A single bear destroyed 89% of a Common Eider colony in one day, a behavior now confirmed across the Arctic.
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Audubon's $16,000-per-mile fight to keep
Conservation groups spend millions annually to manually maintain the Platte River's sandbars and control invasive plants, simulating historic floods to
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New Himalayan lake sparks flood fears for
A newly formed lake in the Himalayas, created by a glacial collapse, is raising fears of further flooding along the Nepal-China border.
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Bangladesh Garment Factories Slow to Adopt Solar Power
Despite having significant potential, less than one-third of garment factories in Bangladesh have adopted renewable energy technologies, including rooftop solar, due to barriers such as financing and limited space.