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World Rhino Day: Two New Javan Rhino Calves Spotted, Bringing Population to 74
In celebration of World Rhino Day on September 22, Indonesia’s Ministry of Environment and Forestry has announced that the world’s only...
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Sep 22, 20202 min read


Should Rich Countries Pay to Protect Biodiversity?
Biodiversity is an integral part of humanity’s livelihood, providing services on which it relies such as water, pollination, soil...
Constant Tedder
Sep 22, 20203 min read


Mass Elephant Die-Off Mystery Solved- Botswana
Earth.Org reported on July 2 that at least 350 elephant deaths in the Okavango Delta in Botswana had occurred mysteriously. It has now...
Constant Tedder
Sep 22, 20202 min read


The Economic Benefits of Preserving 30% of Nature
According to a new study commissioned by the Campaign for Nature charity, increasing protection for and preserving up to at least 30% of...
Constant Tedder
Sep 18, 20204 min read


NGO Seeks to Raise $5m to Save Ecuadorian Chocó
The Chocó, a cradle of biodiversity in western Ecuador, is the fourth most important hotspot for biodiversity in the world. The coastal...
Constant Tedder
Sep 15, 20202 min read


Global Loss Rate of Mangrove Forests Has Dropped
An international team of 22 researchers led by National University of Singapore (NUS) has found that the global loss rate of mangrove...
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Sep 9, 20203 min read


Elephants Are Booming in Kenya
African elephants have been facing serious threats, such as climate change-related droughts, conflicts with farmers whose land the...
Constant Tedder
Sep 8, 20203 min read


Scientists Discover 30 New Marine Species in the Galapagos
Marine scientists have discovered 30 new species in the waters off the Galapagos Islands of Ecuador, after a five-year expedition that...
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Sep 7, 20202 min read


How Scientists Are Using the Internet To Better Track Animals
A collaborative research program, ICARUS, aims to develop an ‘internet of animals’ powered by an antenna aboard the International Space...
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Sep 1, 20203 min read


Thousands Protest in Mauritius After Oil Spill
At least 100 000 people took part in a protest in Port Louis, the capital city of Mauritius, three weeks after an oil spill caused by a...
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Aug 31, 20202 min read


Why Is There So Much More Biodiversity in Tropical Ecosystems?
Formal definitions for “biodiversity” vary widely, but its purpose in measuring the variety of life is relatively uncontroversial....
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Aug 26, 20204 min read


Mouse-Sized Elephant Shrew Rediscovered After 50 Years
Global Wildlife Conservation, a biodiversity conservation organisation, has announced that the Somali sengi, a mouse-sized elephant shrew...
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Aug 20, 20203 min read


China Issues New Sustainability Rules for its Fishing Fleet
For years, reports of illegal fishing activities have dogged China’s distant-water fishing fleet. Now, China is significantly tightening...
Constant Tedder
Aug 19, 20207 min read


Seabirds’ Fecal Waste is Worth $1 Billion Annually- Study
New research has shown that the fecal waste of seabirds- namely seagulls, pelicans and penguins- could be worth nearly half a billion US...
Constant Tedder
Aug 18, 20204 min read


Driven By the Climate Crisis, Bumblebee Numbers Have Plummeted
Bumblebees are vitally important pollinators of wild flowering plants and agricultural crops across the world. However, populations of...
Constant Tedder
Aug 17, 20203 min read


New Cub in Malawi’s Liwonde National Park is the First in Decades
African Parks (AP), a grantee of the Lion Recovery Fund, discovered in April that a new lion cub has been born in Malawi’s Liwonde...
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Aug 14, 20202 min read


Britain’s Oyster Population Gets a Million-Pound Boost
International conservation charity ZSL (Zoological Society of London) along with partners Blue Marine Foundation (BLUE) and British...
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Aug 13, 20204 min read


Beluga Whales Have Complex Social Networks- Study
According to new research published in the journal Scientific Reports, beluga whales have complex social networks, with close...
Constant Tedder
Aug 13, 20202 min read


What is the Nagoya Protocol?
The Nagoya Protocol on Access to Genetic Resources and the Fair and Equitable Sharing of Benefits Arising from their Utilization to the...
Constant Tedder
Aug 11, 20205 min read


New Guinea Has the Most Plant Species of Any Island
New Guinea has the highest plant diversity of any island on Earth, reports a comprehensive assessment of vascular plant species published...
Constant Tedder
Aug 6, 20204 min read
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