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    How effective are canopy bridges really?

    July 9, 2026 No Comments

    When roads cut through forests, they can become a death trap for wildlife. Canopy bridges, structures that connect trees on either side of roads, are

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    In Honduras, solar power has done more harm than good, communities say

    July 9, 2026 No Comments

    In 2013, officials in Honduras made renewable energy development a “national priority,” with a special interest in attracting foreign investment in new solar power technology.

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    Can conservation change how the world sees the Strait of Hormuz? (commentary)

    July 9, 2026 No Comments

    In recent months, the Strait of Hormuz has again been described in the language the world knows best: Oil, tankers, naval risk, energy security and

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    Bangladesh relocates refugees after landslide kills at least 5 children

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    DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — Authorities in Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh used loudspeakers and a network of volunteers and community leaders to relocate people from

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    Ethiopia’s iconic Walia ibex is critically endangered once again

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    The Walia ibex, a rare species of wild goat found only in northern Ethiopia, is once again considered critically endangered, after recent population estimates showed

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    Lawmakers seek rights probe into Indigenous conflict at Indonesian timber firm

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    JAKARTA — Indonesian lawmakers have called for a government fact-finding probe into a long-running conflict between an Indigenous community in Borneo and an industrial timber

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    A win-win, animal crossings make roads safer for wildlife and people

    July 9, 2026 No Comments

    Worldwide, roads act as both death traps and barriers for wildlife, fragmenting the landscapes animals need to survive. However, ecologists and engineers are working to

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Seeking swordfish, catching dolphins and whales: EU pushes to rein in driftnets

    July 8, 2026 No Comments

    Driftnets, vertically hanging nets that drift with ocean currents and can stretch for kilometers, are used to catch large pelagic species such as swordfish and

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    Could a blighted urban inlet become a global beacon of waterway renewal?

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    VANCOUVER — Two hundred years ago, Talaysay Campo’s ancestors harvested clams and cockles along the shore of Vancouver’s False Creek. “It was a huge aquaculture

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    Dark earth: Ancient Amazonian soil can boost forest restoration, study finds

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    Pink ipê trees grow taller and faster thanks to a microscopic boost from an ancestral formula. Fuente: Ver nota original

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