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Lithuania Steps Up Grey Seal Conservation Amidst Climate Change and Fishing Threats
Lithuania is intensifying its conservation efforts for its vulnerable grey seal population in the Baltic Sea, which has stabilized but remains threatened by dwindling fish stocks, pollution, climate change, and fishing nets, resulting in a mere 5 percent cub survival rate.
Lithuania Steps Up Grey Seal Conservation Amidst Climate Change and Fishing Threats
Lithuania is intensifying its conservation efforts for its vulnerable grey seal population in the Baltic Sea, which has stabilized but remains threatened by dwindling fish stocks, pollution, climate change, and fishing nets, resulting in a mere 5 percent cub survival rate.
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20% Bias Score
EU Reduces Wolf Protections Amidst Conservationist Backlash
Following a wolf attack that killed her pony, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pushed for reduced wolf protection, sparking a legal challenge by environmental groups who cite the continued risk to wolf populations and the ecological importance of these apex predators.
EU Reduces Wolf Protections Amidst Conservationist Backlash
Following a wolf attack that killed her pony, EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pushed for reduced wolf protection, sparking a legal challenge by environmental groups who cite the continued risk to wolf populations and the ecological importance of these apex predators.
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52% Bias Score
China's Crested Ibis Population Shows Signs of Recovery
China's crested ibis conservation efforts have yielded positive results: four chicks hatched in Jiangxi province, marking the first artificial breeding there, while a reintroduced bird in Shandong flew 260 kilometers, exceeding previous expectations and boosting hopes for eastern China population re...
China's Crested Ibis Population Shows Signs of Recovery
China's crested ibis conservation efforts have yielded positive results: four chicks hatched in Jiangxi province, marking the first artificial breeding there, while a reintroduced bird in Shandong flew 260 kilometers, exceeding previous expectations and boosting hopes for eastern China population re...
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36% Bias Score
Trump Executive Order Prioritizes US Citizens in National Parks, Raises Fees for Foreign Tourists
President Trump signed an executive order raising entrance fees for foreign visitors to U.S. national parks while lowering them for U.S. citizens to fund park improvements, prioritizing U.S. residents in access systems, and generating hundreds of millions of dollars for conservation, amidst proposed...
Trump Executive Order Prioritizes US Citizens in National Parks, Raises Fees for Foreign Tourists
President Trump signed an executive order raising entrance fees for foreign visitors to U.S. national parks while lowering them for U.S. citizens to fund park improvements, prioritizing U.S. residents in access systems, and generating hundreds of millions of dollars for conservation, amidst proposed...
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52% Bias Score
National Park Staffing Crisis Amid Record Visitation
America's national parks are experiencing record-high visitation while facing a 24% drop in full-time staff since the start of the year, leading to reduced services, safety concerns, and worries about the long-term impact on park maintenance and preservation.
National Park Staffing Crisis Amid Record Visitation
America's national parks are experiencing record-high visitation while facing a 24% drop in full-time staff since the start of the year, leading to reduced services, safety concerns, and worries about the long-term impact on park maintenance and preservation.
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56% Bias Score
Wadden Sea Biodiversity Declines Significantly Over Decades
A study in Global Change Biology reveals a decades-long decline in Wadden Sea biodiversity, with reduced populations of Atlantic cod, flatfish, shellfish, seagrass, and several bird species since the early 2000s, impacting the ecosystem's stability and species interactions.
Wadden Sea Biodiversity Declines Significantly Over Decades
A study in Global Change Biology reveals a decades-long decline in Wadden Sea biodiversity, with reduced populations of Atlantic cod, flatfish, shellfish, seagrass, and several bird species since the early 2000s, impacting the ecosystem's stability and species interactions.
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24% Bias Score
Colossal Biosciences to 'De-Extinct' New Zealand's Giant Moa
Colossal Biosciences plans to 'de-extinct' New Zealand's giant moa, extinct for 600 years, by collaborating with the Ngāi Tahu Research Centre to analyze ancient DNA and restore potential habitats, sparking debate about conservation priorities and genetic engineering.
Colossal Biosciences to 'De-Extinct' New Zealand's Giant Moa
Colossal Biosciences plans to 'de-extinct' New Zealand's giant moa, extinct for 600 years, by collaborating with the Ngāi Tahu Research Centre to analyze ancient DNA and restore potential habitats, sparking debate about conservation priorities and genetic engineering.
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44% Bias Score
China's Crested Ibis Population Booms: Jiangxi Marks First Artificial Breeding Success
China's crested ibis conservation program shows remarkable progress with four chicks hatched in Jiangxi province, the first successful artificial breeding there; the global population has surpassed 10,000, thanks to artificial breeding, rewilding efforts, and habitat protection in multiple provinces...
China's Crested Ibis Population Booms: Jiangxi Marks First Artificial Breeding Success
China's crested ibis conservation program shows remarkable progress with four chicks hatched in Jiangxi province, the first successful artificial breeding there; the global population has surpassed 10,000, thanks to artificial breeding, rewilding efforts, and habitat protection in multiple provinces...
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44% Bias Score
Promoting Lesser-Known US National Parks for Sustainable Tourism
To address over-tourism in popular US National Parks, initiatives are promoting lesser-known alternatives, such as Dinosaur National Monument in Colorado, showcasing the Yampa River's natural beauty and responsible tourism strategies.
Promoting Lesser-Known US National Parks for Sustainable Tourism
To address over-tourism in popular US National Parks, initiatives are promoting lesser-known alternatives, such as Dinosaur National Monument in Colorado, showcasing the Yampa River's natural beauty and responsible tourism strategies.
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52% Bias Score
International Coral Crossbreeding Aims to Save Miami Reef
Off the coast of Miami, scientists are transplanting crossbred coral fragments from Florida and Honduras onto a bleached reef to increase heat tolerance, marking the first international coral crossbreeding for wild reef restoration and offering potential solutions for global coral reef conservation.
International Coral Crossbreeding Aims to Save Miami Reef
Off the coast of Miami, scientists are transplanting crossbred coral fragments from Florida and Honduras onto a bleached reef to increase heat tolerance, marking the first international coral crossbreeding for wild reef restoration and offering potential solutions for global coral reef conservation.
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44% Bias Score
Rhineland-Palatinate Passes Controversial New Hunting Law Amidst Climate Change Concerns
Rhineland-Palatinate's state parliament passed a new hunting law (52-46 vote) to better protect forests and agriculture from climate change impacts, prompting the state hunting association to consider a constitutional complaint due to concerns about increased government control over hunting practice...
Rhineland-Palatinate Passes Controversial New Hunting Law Amidst Climate Change Concerns
Rhineland-Palatinate's state parliament passed a new hunting law (52-46 vote) to better protect forests and agriculture from climate change impacts, prompting the state hunting association to consider a constitutional complaint due to concerns about increased government control over hunting practice...
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40% Bias Score
Death of Legendary Tigress Arrowhead in Ranthambore
Arrowhead, a famed tigress in Rajasthan's Ranthambore National Park, died last week at age 11 from an illness; known for her crocodile-hunting skills, her death was mourned by wildlife enthusiasts.
Death of Legendary Tigress Arrowhead in Ranthambore
Arrowhead, a famed tigress in Rajasthan's Ranthambore National Park, died last week at age 11 from an illness; known for her crocodile-hunting skills, her death was mourned by wildlife enthusiasts.
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24% Bias Score
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