Conservation
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Listening to the Amazon: NASA Reveals that "Recovered" Area May Not Have Healed as Much as We Thought
Previously logged or burned areas of the Amazon rainforest may appear fully healed from space, with a robust, lush, and green canopy. They could appear to be busy areas with a lot of noise. The animal life, however, may reveal a contrasting tale of environmental harm inside the jungle through a quieter soundscape.
Latest Research Articles
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Certain Areas in the Great Barrier Reef Shows Record-Breaking Coral Development in 36 Years
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Tourism Workers in Indonesia Went on Strike as Fee to See Komodo Dragon Increases
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Conservationists Call for the Inclusion of Hippos in the World's Most Endangered Species List
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Tiger Population in Nepal Grew Three Times at the Cost of Endangering People
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Animal Sanctuary Focuses on Taking Care of Endangered Pangolins
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Huge Portion of Koala Habitat to be Turned Into a Coal Mine
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Endangered Sea Lion Facts: Threats, Conservation Status and Efforts
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Invasive Mouse Threatens Albatross Population
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US Legislators Passes the Recovering America’s Wildlife Act, Conservationist Delighted
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Soaring High: A Philippine Eagle, One of the World's Most Endangered Bird, Released in the Wild
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World Environment Day: Why #Onlyoneearth Aims To Spread Urgent Protection of Earth
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Return of the Monarch: Once Near Extinction, Butterfly Population Continues to Grow