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Wildlife Law Gives Giraffes a Fighting Chance Against Poaching and Other Threats
Iconic animals such as giraffes can be flagship species for conservation because of their charisma and popularity among the public. A new study explored the various threats to giraffe populations, and how specific human actions can mediate those threats so that giraffes and people can thrive together in African savannas.
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Endangered Whooping Cranes Killed in Oklahoma Results in Confiscated Shotguns, $68000 Fines
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Typhoon Bolaven Forecast: Violent Typhoon's Rapid Intensity Can Impact US Weather Soon
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Begonia Kayinensis New Species Unearthed in Myanmar With Colorful Appearance
Invasive Fish Might Make Its Way Downstream Colorado River as They Continue to Spread in Warming Waters
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Climate Change Losses Reach $140B Per Year with Prolonged Droughts, Heatwaves, Storms
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Canada's British Columbia Wildfires: Unhealthy Smoke, Evacuation Concerns Likely Due To Mount Wartenbe Blaze
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Singapore Poised to Raise S$100B Over Next 100 Years to Battle Sea Level Rise
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Gene-edited Chickens Show Resistance To Lower Doses Of Less Lethal Form Of Bird Flu, Study Says
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Conservation Efforts Proven Effective In Controlling Wild Pig Populations In Southeastern US, Study Says
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3°C Rise in Temperature From Human-Induced Climate Change Will Make Central US Uninhabitable
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Scotland's Salmon Fishing at Risk by Category 4 Marine Heatwave
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