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    On the brink of extinction, the Javan green magpie gets a conservation lifeline

    June 25, 2026 No Comments

    Teetering on the brink of extinction, Indonesia’s Javan green magpie may have a conservation lifeline after national and international conservation NGOs launched an action plan

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    Rewilding Rio: Conservationists restock an ‘empty forest,’ one species at a time

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    In 2008, biologist Alexandra Pires had just completed her doctoral thesis, which described how agoutis, a large guinea pig-like rodent, were important for the regeneration

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    New analysis breaks down 2025 Amazon deforestation, with good news and bad news

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    Each year, researchers at the University of Maryland’s GLAD Lab in the U.S. develop one of the most important data sets on global forest loss.

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    Six marine sanctuaries recognized as Blue Parks, four of them in Africa

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    MOMBASA — At the Our Ocean conference in Mombasa, Kenya, a message echoed across sessions: Effective marine protected areas (MPAs) are critical to safeguarding oceans.

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    Wildlife helps regulate the climate & this belongs in policy discussions (commentary)

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    When we talk about climate change and wildlife, most people think about the impact of climate change on animals. We see individual organisms struggling to

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    Fire surge threatens Indigenous livelihoods and isolated peoples in Brazil

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    Indonesia driver sentenced over organized crime group trafficking live orangutan

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    Leaked study warns of irreversible damage from iron ore mine in Guinea UNESCO site

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    CONAKRY — Over the next few months, Guinea’s environment ministry will review an environmental and social impact assessment for an iron ore mine in the

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    Failed promises to clean air in South Africa’s coal belt take toll on public health

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    eMALAHLENI, South Africa — Elisabeth Moutloang, 49, lives in the shadows of Duvha Power Station, a 3,600-MW coal-fired power station owned and operated by Eskom,

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    Hope for vultures in Nigeria as some belief-based users adopt plant alternatives

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    Using plants instead of vulture parts for belief-based practices is helping to tackle poaching of the birds in some regions of Nigeria, say conservationists. Vulture

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