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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
Wainwright Prize Awarded for Nature and Conservation Writing
Chloe Dalton won the Wainwright Prize Book of the Year for her memoir "Raising Hare", while Lanisha Butterfield won the children's book prize for "Flower Block", both debut authors receiving £2,500 awards.
Wainwright Prize Awarded for Nature and Conservation Writing
Chloe Dalton won the Wainwright Prize Book of the Year for her memoir "Raising Hare", while Lanisha Butterfield won the children's book prize for "Flower Block", both debut authors receiving £2,500 awards.
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8% Bias Score
Thousands of Neglected Public Artworks in the Netherlands
The Netherlands has over 10,000 public artworks, many of which are neglected due to a lack of long-term maintenance plans and unclear responsibility, despite the recent increase in appreciation during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
Thousands of Neglected Public Artworks in the Netherlands
The Netherlands has over 10,000 public artworks, many of which are neglected due to a lack of long-term maintenance plans and unclear responsibility, despite the recent increase in appreciation during the COVID-19 lockdowns.
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16% Bias Score
Climate Change Alters Migration Patterns of Large Birds in Germany
Due to milder winters caused by climate change, large migratory birds in Germany are altering their migration patterns, with some species arriving later, shortening their migration routes, or forgoing long-distance travel altogether, according to the Naturschutzbund Deutschland (Nabu).
Climate Change Alters Migration Patterns of Large Birds in Germany
Due to milder winters caused by climate change, large migratory birds in Germany are altering their migration patterns, with some species arriving later, shortening their migration routes, or forgoing long-distance travel altogether, according to the Naturschutzbund Deutschland (Nabu).
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8% Bias Score
Walk the Earth" Showcases Africa's Last Super Tuskers
Italian photographer Federico Veronesi's new book, "Walk the Earth," documents Africa's dwindling population of super tusker elephants, highlighting their vulnerability to poaching and the importance of conservation.
Walk the Earth" Showcases Africa's Last Super Tuskers
Italian photographer Federico Veronesi's new book, "Walk the Earth," documents Africa's dwindling population of super tusker elephants, highlighting their vulnerability to poaching and the importance of conservation.
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32% Bias Score
Wij, beren": A Children's Book Exploring Bear Perspectives
Lotte Stegeman's and Marieke ten Berge's new non-fiction book, "Wij, beren" (We, bears), uses the brown bear's perspective to explore eight bear species, their unique characteristics, and the impact of human actions on their lives.
Wij, beren": A Children's Book Exploring Bear Perspectives
Lotte Stegeman's and Marieke ten Berge's new non-fiction book, "Wij, beren" (We, bears), uses the brown bear's perspective to explore eight bear species, their unique characteristics, and the impact of human actions on their lives.
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28% Bias Score
Technology and Devotion Extend Life of Ancient Chinese Cave Temple
For four decades, workers like Mu Changyou have used technology and devotion to preserve the Maijishan Grottoes in Gansu, China, a UNESCO World Heritage site facing water damage and microorganism threats, employing innovative methods to protect its fragile clay statues and murals.
Technology and Devotion Extend Life of Ancient Chinese Cave Temple
For four decades, workers like Mu Changyou have used technology and devotion to preserve the Maijishan Grottoes in Gansu, China, a UNESCO World Heritage site facing water damage and microorganism threats, employing innovative methods to protect its fragile clay statues and murals.
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24% Bias Score
Centennial of the Last Wild Barbary Lion Photograph
A century ago, a military photographer unknowingly captured the last known wild image of a Barbary lion, highlighting human impact on a species revered in North African folklore and Roman history, ultimately leading to its extinction in the wild.
Centennial of the Last Wild Barbary Lion Photograph
A century ago, a military photographer unknowingly captured the last known wild image of a Barbary lion, highlighting human impact on a species revered in North African folklore and Roman history, ultimately leading to its extinction in the wild.
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24% Bias Score
Drones Trialed to Combat Peatland Wildfires in Northern Ireland
The River Blackwater Catchment Trust is using surveillance drones and plans to trial large agricultural spraying drones to detect and extinguish wildfires in the Slieve Beagh peatland, aiming to deter arson and protect this vital ecosystem.
Drones Trialed to Combat Peatland Wildfires in Northern Ireland
The River Blackwater Catchment Trust is using surveillance drones and plans to trial large agricultural spraying drones to detect and extinguish wildfires in the Slieve Beagh peatland, aiming to deter arson and protect this vital ecosystem.
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20% Bias Score
Exmouth Gulf Declared Marine Park to Protect Biodiversity
The Western Australian government announced the creation of a 2600-square-kilometer marine park in the Exmouth Gulf, with at least 30% designated as a no-fishing zone, to safeguard its globally significant marine habitat and biodiversity, following years of community consultation and a recommendatio...
Exmouth Gulf Declared Marine Park to Protect Biodiversity
The Western Australian government announced the creation of a 2600-square-kilometer marine park in the Exmouth Gulf, with at least 30% designated as a no-fishing zone, to safeguard its globally significant marine habitat and biodiversity, following years of community consultation and a recommendatio...
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48% Bias Score
Estonia's bogs: From feared spirits' homes to tourism hotspots
Covering a fifth of Estonia, once feared bogs are now central to the nation's culture and ecology, offering unique tourism experiences like guided bog-shoe treks and showcasing the country's efforts in conservation and sustainable tourism.
Estonia's bogs: From feared spirits' homes to tourism hotspots
Covering a fifth of Estonia, once feared bogs are now central to the nation's culture and ecology, offering unique tourism experiences like guided bog-shoe treks and showcasing the country's efforts in conservation and sustainable tourism.
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32% Bias Score
Orchid Hunt Highlights Fragmented South Downs Biodiversity
An expert searching for Spiranthes spiralis orchids on Wolstonbury Hill in West Sussex found none, despite their presence on nearby hills, illustrating the complex factors influencing their distribution within the South Downs' diverse microhabitats, which have lost over 90% of mature chalk grassland...
Orchid Hunt Highlights Fragmented South Downs Biodiversity
An expert searching for Spiranthes spiralis orchids on Wolstonbury Hill in West Sussex found none, despite their presence on nearby hills, illustrating the complex factors influencing their distribution within the South Downs' diverse microhabitats, which have lost over 90% of mature chalk grassland...
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