Showing 37 to 48 of 365 results
China's Success in Boosting Rhododendron vialii Population
Yunnan province's conservation efforts have increased the Rhododendron vialii population tenfold in four years, from under 1,000 to an estimated 5,000, demonstrating success in China's broader biodiversity conservation strategy focused on plant species with extremely small populations; however, chal...
China's Success in Boosting Rhododendron vialii Population
Yunnan province's conservation efforts have increased the Rhododendron vialii population tenfold in four years, from under 1,000 to an estimated 5,000, demonstrating success in China's broader biodiversity conservation strategy focused on plant species with extremely small populations; however, chal...
Progress
24% Bias Score
New Zealand to Charge Tourists for Access to Natural Sites, Ease Conservation Regulations
New Zealand plans to charge international tourists NZ$20-40 to access popular natural sites from 2027, generating NZ$62 million annually for site upkeep, while simultaneously easing regulations on conservation land to boost economic growth, sparking criticism from environmental groups.
New Zealand to Charge Tourists for Access to Natural Sites, Ease Conservation Regulations
New Zealand plans to charge international tourists NZ$20-40 to access popular natural sites from 2027, generating NZ$62 million annually for site upkeep, while simultaneously easing regulations on conservation land to boost economic growth, sparking criticism from environmental groups.
Progress
60% Bias Score
CDU Demands Wolf Cull in Lower Saxony Following EU Report
Lower Saxony's CDU criticizes the state's environment minister for inaction on the growing wolf population, citing a new EU report declaring the wolf's conservation status as favorable and calling for a regional management plan including targeted culling. Currently, 57 wolf packs, five pairs, and on...
CDU Demands Wolf Cull in Lower Saxony Following EU Report
Lower Saxony's CDU criticizes the state's environment minister for inaction on the growing wolf population, citing a new EU report declaring the wolf's conservation status as favorable and calling for a regional management plan including targeted culling. Currently, 57 wolf packs, five pairs, and on...
Progress
44% Bias Score
China's National Parks Drive Significant Increases in Endangered Species Populations
China's national park system, initiated in 2015, has resulted in significant population increases for flagship species like the Northeast China tiger and Hainan gibbon, showcasing successful conservation efforts and ecosystem restoration; the system aims to become the world's largest by 2035.
China's National Parks Drive Significant Increases in Endangered Species Populations
China's national park system, initiated in 2015, has resulted in significant population increases for flagship species like the Northeast China tiger and Hainan gibbon, showcasing successful conservation efforts and ecosystem restoration; the system aims to become the world's largest by 2035.
Progress
40% Bias Score
China's National Parks Show Decade of Success in Wildlife Restoration
An aerial drone photo taken on July 30, 2025, shows the sea of clouds at sunrise in central China's Hunan Province, highlighting the success of China's national park initiative which has led to a significant increase in wildlife populations like giant pandas (nearly 1,900), Amur tigers (around 70), ...
China's National Parks Show Decade of Success in Wildlife Restoration
An aerial drone photo taken on July 30, 2025, shows the sea of clouds at sunrise in central China's Hunan Province, highlighting the success of China's national park initiative which has led to a significant increase in wildlife populations like giant pandas (nearly 1,900), Amur tigers (around 70), ...
Progress
28% Bias Score
Prince William Champions Indigenous-Led Conservation at London Climate Action Week
Prince William urged increased support for Indigenous-led conservation efforts during a London Climate Action Week roundtable, attended by global leaders and Indigenous representatives, emphasizing their crucial role in achieving climate and biodiversity goals.
Prince William Champions Indigenous-Led Conservation at London Climate Action Week
Prince William urged increased support for Indigenous-led conservation efforts during a London Climate Action Week roundtable, attended by global leaders and Indigenous representatives, emphasizing their crucial role in achieving climate and biodiversity goals.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Rhododendron vialii Population Boosted Tenfold Through Chinese Conservation Efforts
China's conservation efforts have increased the Rhododendron vialii population tenfold in four years to approximately 5,000, though threats from habitat loss and illegal harvesting remain; this success is part of broader initiatives to safeguard plant species with extremely small populations.
Rhododendron vialii Population Boosted Tenfold Through Chinese Conservation Efforts
China's conservation efforts have increased the Rhododendron vialii population tenfold in four years to approximately 5,000, though threats from habitat loss and illegal harvesting remain; this success is part of broader initiatives to safeguard plant species with extremely small populations.
Progress
36% Bias Score
DNA Analysis to Save Endangered Prehistoric Fish in Gelderland
Researchers in Gelderland, Netherlands, are using DNA from the tails of brook lamprey larvae to study the endangered species, whose population has halved in the last 50 years, to determine if inbreeding is a factor and identify ways to improve the species' survival, including improving water flow.
DNA Analysis to Save Endangered Prehistoric Fish in Gelderland
Researchers in Gelderland, Netherlands, are using DNA from the tails of brook lamprey larvae to study the endangered species, whose population has halved in the last 50 years, to determine if inbreeding is a factor and identify ways to improve the species' survival, including improving water flow.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Lower Saxony CDU Criticizes Inaction on Wolf Population Management
In Lower Saxony, CDU faction leader Sebastian Lechner criticizes Environmental Minister Christian Meyer's inaction regarding the wolf population, whose favorable conservation status, as stated in a recent federal report to the EU, opens up possibilities for legal regulation including culling, despit...
Lower Saxony CDU Criticizes Inaction on Wolf Population Management
In Lower Saxony, CDU faction leader Sebastian Lechner criticizes Environmental Minister Christian Meyer's inaction regarding the wolf population, whose favorable conservation status, as stated in a recent federal report to the EU, opens up possibilities for legal regulation including culling, despit...
Progress
56% Bias Score
Radioactive Isotopes Injected into Rhinos to Combat Poaching
A South African university is injecting rhinos with harmless radioactive isotopes detectable by customs officials to combat poaching, following successful pilot tests on 20 rhinos and a recent injection of five more, aiming to curb the killing of approximately 500 rhinos annually in South Africa.
Radioactive Isotopes Injected into Rhinos to Combat Poaching
A South African university is injecting rhinos with harmless radioactive isotopes detectable by customs officials to combat poaching, following successful pilot tests on 20 rhinos and a recent injection of five more, aiming to curb the killing of approximately 500 rhinos annually in South Africa.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Toxic Algal Bloom Threatens Unique Australian Cuttlefish Breeding Ground
A toxic algal bloom threatens the annual gathering of thousands of giant Australian cuttlefish in South Australia's Spencer Gulf, prompting scientists to explore emergency conservation measures to protect this globally unique breeding population.
Toxic Algal Bloom Threatens Unique Australian Cuttlefish Breeding Ground
A toxic algal bloom threatens the annual gathering of thousands of giant Australian cuttlefish in South Australia's Spencer Gulf, prompting scientists to explore emergency conservation measures to protect this globally unique breeding population.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Budgerigar Breeding: From European Challenges to Global Accessibility
Budgerigars, first bred in France in 1846, faced initial breeding challenges in Europe due to their unique nesting habits but were successfully bred by Countess von Schwerin in 1855; over-harvesting in Australia prompted an 1894 export ban, contrasting with their current low cost and accessibility.
Budgerigar Breeding: From European Challenges to Global Accessibility
Budgerigars, first bred in France in 1846, faced initial breeding challenges in Europe due to their unique nesting habits but were successfully bred by Countess von Schwerin in 1855; over-harvesting in Australia prompted an 1894 export ban, contrasting with their current low cost and accessibility.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Showing 37 to 48 of 365 results