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England's tern colonies show signs of recovery
England's key tern colonies show signs of recovery, with record little tern breeding at Long Nanny and sandwich terns returning to Norfolk after a two-year absence.
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Drought and disease threaten Peru's Matsés people
A health crisis driven by drought, disease, and state neglect is endangering the recently contacted Matsés people in the Peruvian Amazon.
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Rescuers race to save orangutans from fires in Indonesian Borneo
Conservationists are battling difficult conditions to rescue orangutans from a fire-ravaged forest inside an oil palm concession in West Kalimantan.
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Artificial Island Revives Maryland's Common Tern Population
A floating raft and island restoration in Ocean City have led to a major recovery of the threatened Common Tern, with 460 nests recorded in 2026.
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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.
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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.
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Indigenous Territories Match Protected Areas in Ecuador's Amazon
A study in Ecuador's Amazon finds forests in Indigenous territories are maintained just as well as those in formal protected areas.
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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.
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Audubon Tracks Wading Bird Nesting in Florida Bay
Audubon Florida's research team completed its summer monitoring of wading bird nests in Florida Bay, counting 1,819 nests to assess ecosystem health.
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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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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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Orca Basin faces carbon dump threat
A biologist warns dumping 20 tons of farm waste into the Gulf of Mexico's Orca Basin risks harming an unstudied ecosystem for minimal climate gain.
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Singapore resumes crow culling
Singapore has restarted shooting crows due to public complaints about bird attacks, renewing debate over lethal wildlife control in the city.
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Captive-bred eastern quolls breed in Tasmania
Rewilding efforts for the endangered eastern quoll are seeing success in Tasmania, with captive-bred animals released in 2025 successfully breeding.
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Kearney County Protects Crane Migration from Wind Energy Development
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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New Himalayan lake sparks flood fears for Nepal-China border
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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Japan to Cut 750,000 Hectares of Pollen Trees
Japan will remove 750,000 hectares of sugi and hinoki trees to reduce hay fever, a condition affecting 40% of the population. Researchers have bred over 30 low-pollen sugi strains to replace the cut trees.