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    Nepal’s newest national parks drive tiger recovery, but new concerns arise

    August 5, 2026 No Comments

    KATHMANDU — Nepal is now home to an estimated 429 wild tigers, up from 355 four years ago and nearly four-fold from 16 years ago,

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    Investigation exposes Cambodia’s illegal wildlife trade linked to transnational crime

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    There’s a thriving illegal wildlife trade in Cambodia that caters to high-ranking government officials and wealthy Chinese nationals, according to a report on a yearlong

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    ‘My Wild City’ reminds us why cities need nature

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    In her upcoming book, My Wild City: Finding Nature, Meaning, and Hope in India’s Capital, conservation biologist Neha Sinha takes readers to the hidden and

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    Scientists discover that giant octopuses were top predators of ancient oceans

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    Finned octopus species alive today are all small, deep-sea animals that mostly live in pitch-black darkness thousands of meters beneath the surface of the sea.

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    Mining threat persists in Raja Ampat, Indonesia’s ‘Amazon of the Seas’

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    JAKARTA — Raja Ampat, one of the world’s most biodiverse marine regions, remains under pressure from Indonesia’s expanding nickel industry as three companies continue to

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    Global hunger levels fall but Africa still lags behind, UN report finds

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    In its latest report on food security and nutrition around the world, the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization says the number of people facing hunger

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    A shy bird found only in Nepal is waiting for the world to notice

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    Nepal’s shrubby hillsides are home to a medium-sized bird with brownish upperparts, distinctive black streaks from the shafts of its feathers and, sometimes, a chalky

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    Australia confirms first mass bird flu mortality in wildlife

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    Australia has confirmed the country’s first mass mortality of native seabirds from the deadly strain of avian influenza, H5N1. On Aug. 1, authorities confirmed the

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    Doña Oscarina, master ceramicist, documented Indigenous knowledge along the Tiquié River

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      Before clay could be taken from the earth, permission had to be sought. “Grandmother, are you there?” the potter would ask. “I am your

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    Brazil’s mining agency under fire over corruption and omission probes

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    Criminal groups use small-scale mining permits as a front for gold laundering while federal oversight fails. Fuente: Ver nota original

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