Conservation
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World's Fastest Parrot: Swift Parrot Population is Declining Rapidly, How Can They be Saved?
Researchers revealed that a critically endangered bird could be given a fighting chance by saving 7% of Tasmania's natural forests from logging. The case was made in a proposal that ecologists and environmentalists believe could slow the rapid loss of the swift parrot.
Latest Research Articles
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The Most Vulnerable Among the 45,000 Marine Species Are At-risk
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Federal Court Restores Protection to Gray Wolves as Threatened Species Across US
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Research Shows Only Less Than 15% of Coastal Regions Around the World Remains Undamaged
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World's 'Saddest Rhino' Whose Horn Was Chopped Off by Poachers Finally Returns to the Wild
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Scientists Are Studying How Better Statistical Models May Improve Conservation of Endangered Species
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People are Volunteering to Plant Oyster Gardens in an Attempt to Restore Coral Reefs
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Florida Wildlife Officials Will Feed Malnourished Manatees to Save Them From the Brink of Extinction
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Catching Mako Sharks Will be Banned in Atlantic States
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What Can Scientists Do to Save "Noah's Ark," Arctic's Last Ice Area?
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Winter, Beloved Marine Mammal from Dolphin Tales, Dies at an Aquarium in Florida
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Spotted Owls Now Safer as Previous Plans to Reduce Habitats are Struck Down
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This Indonesian Zoo is Trying to Save the Infamous Komodo Dragons