Conservation
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Return of the Monarch: Once Near Extinction, Butterfly Population Continues to Grow
Scientists have detected a rebound of the beautiful species after population numbers dropped to alarming lows in recent years. They believe they have figured out why they are prospering again.
Latest Research Articles
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Endangered Philippine Eagles Might Be Relocated to Protect the Birds from Avian Flu
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Study Shows that Protected Areas Aren't Always Beneficial to Endangered Species
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This App Aims to Help Save Sea Turtles by Using AI to Detect Illegal Tortoise Shell
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Mangrove in the Desert: Thriving Effort to Combat Climate Change
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Eccentric Frogs Believed to be Extinct Returns to the UK
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Iceland to Promote Whale Watching as Part of its Plan to End Commercial Whaling
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How Clear-Cutting May Affect US Forests
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Authorities to Restore Parts of the Stonehenge
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Study: Threats Sea Birds Face Due to Climate Change Should be Considered to Achieve a Successful Conservation
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‘Banana Leaves’: Environmental Advocate Tells How Western Conservation Will Not Help Indigenous People
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Celebrating Yellowstone's 150th Birthday: Take a Look at the History of this Iconic National Park
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Tequila Fish Reintroduction Shows Glimmer of Hope to Conservation