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Record Attendance at Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Bio-Landpartie
Over 15,000 visitors attended the Bio-Landpartie in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, a record, showcasing 62 organic farms and businesses across twelve regions, highlighting ecological farming practices and attracting significant interest in animal husbandry.
Record Attendance at Mecklenburg-Vorpommern Bio-Landpartie
Over 15,000 visitors attended the Bio-Landpartie in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, a record, showcasing 62 organic farms and businesses across twelve regions, highlighting ecological farming practices and attracting significant interest in animal husbandry.
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32% Bias Score
International High Seas Treaty Nears Ratification
With Morocco and Sierra Leone's recent accession, the UN treaty for high seas protection has reached the 60-state threshold for ratification, expected to be effective January 17, 2026.
International High Seas Treaty Nears Ratification
With Morocco and Sierra Leone's recent accession, the UN treaty for high seas protection has reached the 60-state threshold for ratification, expected to be effective January 17, 2026.
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24% Bias Score
Biodiversity Loss Threatens Bavaria's 6,000+ Fungal Species
Bavaria, with over 6,000 large mushroom species, faces biodiversity loss impacting 20% of its fungi, with climate change altering fruiting times and species distribution, prompting Bayreuth University's October 11-12th 'Bayreuth Fungus Days' event.
Biodiversity Loss Threatens Bavaria's 6,000+ Fungal Species
Bavaria, with over 6,000 large mushroom species, faces biodiversity loss impacting 20% of its fungi, with climate change altering fruiting times and species distribution, prompting Bayreuth University's October 11-12th 'Bayreuth Fungus Days' event.
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16% Bias Score
Record-Breaking Freshwater Pearl Donated to National Museum of Scotland
A perfectly round 11mm freshwater pearl, the largest found in Scotland in over 400 years, has been donated to the National Museum of Scotland by Alistair Wood Tait, a retired jeweler, after being discovered near the River Tay in 1967 by William Abernethy.
Record-Breaking Freshwater Pearl Donated to National Museum of Scotland
A perfectly round 11mm freshwater pearl, the largest found in Scotland in over 400 years, has been donated to the National Museum of Scotland by Alistair Wood Tait, a retired jeweler, after being discovered near the River Tay in 1967 by William Abernethy.
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16% Bias Score
Sino-Tajikistan Joint Lab: Biodiversity Conservation in the Pamirs
A joint Chinese-Tajik research team is conducting biodiversity surveys in the Pamirs mountains, focusing on Marco Polo sheep and plant species, to inform conservation strategies and build a regional database.
Sino-Tajikistan Joint Lab: Biodiversity Conservation in the Pamirs
A joint Chinese-Tajik research team is conducting biodiversity surveys in the Pamirs mountains, focusing on Marco Polo sheep and plant species, to inform conservation strategies and build a regional database.
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24% Bias Score
Unexpected Biodiversity Hotspot on Former Austrian-Yugoslavian Border
Along Austria's border with Slovenia, a 15-hectare plot once used for intensive maize cultivation now harbors a surprising array of endemic flora and fauna, thriving due to its past as a Cold War borderland.
Unexpected Biodiversity Hotspot on Former Austrian-Yugoslavian Border
Along Austria's border with Slovenia, a 15-hectare plot once used for intensive maize cultivation now harbors a surprising array of endemic flora and fauna, thriving due to its past as a Cold War borderland.
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24% Bias Score
High Seas Treaty Becomes International Law, Protecting 30% of Ocean by 2030
After two decades of negotiations and achieving 60 ratifications, the High Seas Treaty will become international law in January 2024, protecting 30% of the world's oceans by 2030.
High Seas Treaty Becomes International Law, Protecting 30% of Ocean by 2030
After two decades of negotiations and achieving 60 ratifications, the High Seas Treaty will become international law in January 2024, protecting 30% of the world's oceans by 2030.
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28% Bias Score
Germany: Species Extinction Accelerates Despite Some Recoveries
While some species like the otter and sea eagle are recovering in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, due to conservation efforts, a drastic decline in insect populations, primarily caused by intensive agriculture, highlights the ongoing biodiversity crisis, with an estimated 150 species going extinct dail...
Germany: Species Extinction Accelerates Despite Some Recoveries
While some species like the otter and sea eagle are recovering in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, due to conservation efforts, a drastic decline in insect populations, primarily caused by intensive agriculture, highlights the ongoing biodiversity crisis, with an estimated 150 species going extinct dail...
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20% Bias Score
Schleswig-Holstein: Species Extinction and Recovery
In Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, while some species like the otter and sea eagle are recovering thanks to conservation efforts, intensive agriculture has caused a significant decline in insect populations and other species, highlighting the need for sustainable practices.
Schleswig-Holstein: Species Extinction and Recovery
In Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, while some species like the otter and sea eagle are recovering thanks to conservation efforts, intensive agriculture has caused a significant decline in insect populations and other species, highlighting the need for sustainable practices.
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20% Bias Score
Invasive Species in Bavaria: Impacts and Challenges
Climate change and globalization have led to the establishment of numerous non-native species in Bavaria, some posing significant ecological and economic threats, prompting calls for increased public awareness and responsible actions.
Invasive Species in Bavaria: Impacts and Challenges
Climate change and globalization have led to the establishment of numerous non-native species in Bavaria, some posing significant ecological and economic threats, prompting calls for increased public awareness and responsible actions.
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16% Bias Score
Guatemala
In Guatemala's Sierra de Las Minas Biosphere Reserve, biologist Cristina Abugarade and colleagues are using camera traps to monitor wildlife, revealing a healthy population of pumas and jaguars despite threats from agricultural burning.
Guatemala
In Guatemala's Sierra de Las Minas Biosphere Reserve, biologist Cristina Abugarade and colleagues are using camera traps to monitor wildlife, revealing a healthy population of pumas and jaguars despite threats from agricultural burning.
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16% Bias Score
UK Marine Conservation Efforts Lag Despite Growing Awareness
Despite heightened public awareness and conservation efforts, the UK lacks a robust national framework for underwater conservation, as evidenced by the government's rejection of a ban on bottom-trawling in marine protected areas (MPAs).
UK Marine Conservation Efforts Lag Despite Growing Awareness
Despite heightened public awareness and conservation efforts, the UK lacks a robust national framework for underwater conservation, as evidenced by the government's rejection of a ban on bottom-trawling in marine protected areas (MPAs).
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32% Bias Score
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