Recovery
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Natural Reef Recovery Depends on Connectivity and Survival of Baby Corals
Corals, the literal foundation of any reef, have adjusted and adapted to their environment over millennia. Yet with rapid global warming, the key question is whether their natural resilience can keep up with this extreme environmental change.
Latest Research Articles
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Rare Bird of Prey Goshawk Species Bounce Back Thriving From Supposed Extinction
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Moss Absorbs 7 Billion Tons of Carbon Dioxide, Boosts Recovery of Degraded Soil —Study
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Sitka Spruce Growing on Britain's Third Highest Mountain Signals Possible Recovery of Centuries-Old Habitat Loss
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22,000 Red Knot Shorebirds Return for Migration, Marking Successful Recovery of New Jersey Shores
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Mexican Gray Wolf Asha Wanders 500 Miles Away From Recovery Area, Returned to Arizona
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25 Critically Endangered Sunflower Sea Stars Found on Oregon Coasts, Officials Hopeful for Species Recovery
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Invasive Rats Decimated in Lehua Island , Native Seabird Recovery Plans Underway — Hawaii
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Wildlife Recovery Leads to Capture of 6.4B Tons Carbon Dioxide, Study Shows
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Recovery of Endangered Birds in Hawaii Relies on Millions of Invasive Male Mosquitoes
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Mexican Gray Wolf Population on a Steady Rise to Recovery, Diversity Woes Worry Experts
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Why are Sharks Populations Struggling to Recover?
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Canines Can Detect COVID-19 Through Sniffing?