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China Uses Robots and AI to Preserve the Great Wall
In Hebei, China, a four-legged robot and drones are used to inspect and protect the Shanhaiguan Pass section of the Great Wall, improving efficiency and using biological methods to combat rain erosion, while educational programs using AI aim to foster future preservation efforts.
China Uses Robots and AI to Preserve the Great Wall
In Hebei, China, a four-legged robot and drones are used to inspect and protect the Shanhaiguan Pass section of the Great Wall, improving efficiency and using biological methods to combat rain erosion, while educational programs using AI aim to foster future preservation efforts.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Corcovado National Park: 50 Years of Conservation, Facing Future Threats
Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica, celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025, has successfully preserved its biodiversity through strict regulations and controlled access, but faces future challenges from increasing tourism and infrastructure development.
Corcovado National Park: 50 Years of Conservation, Facing Future Threats
Corcovado National Park in Costa Rica, celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025, has successfully preserved its biodiversity through strict regulations and controlled access, but faces future challenges from increasing tourism and infrastructure development.
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32% Bias Score
AI Detects California Red-Legged Frog Calls, Signaling Successful Reintroduction
Using AI-powered audio analysis, scientists detected the California red-legged frog's call in Southern California for the first time in 25 years, confirming a successful reintroduction effort after five years and marking a significant advancement in conservation technology.
AI Detects California Red-Legged Frog Calls, Signaling Successful Reintroduction
Using AI-powered audio analysis, scientists detected the California red-legged frog's call in Southern California for the first time in 25 years, confirming a successful reintroduction effort after five years and marking a significant advancement in conservation technology.
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32% Bias Score
UK Government to Protect Culturally Significant Trees After Public Outcry
The destruction of the Sycamore Gap tree and other notable trees has prompted the UK government to plan legal protection for older and culturally important trees in England, highlighting the significant cultural and historical role of trees in Britain.
UK Government to Protect Culturally Significant Trees After Public Outcry
The destruction of the Sycamore Gap tree and other notable trees has prompted the UK government to plan legal protection for older and culturally important trees in England, highlighting the significant cultural and historical role of trees in Britain.
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24% Bias Score
Extinct Kiwi Rediscovered in New Zealand After 50 Years
A female Pukupuku kiwi, considered extinct on the New Zealand mainland since 1978, has been rediscovered in the Adams Wilderness Area on the South Island's west coast by a hunter and confirmed by a conservation ranger and his dog, prompting experts to call it a "miracle.
Extinct Kiwi Rediscovered in New Zealand After 50 Years
A female Pukupuku kiwi, considered extinct on the New Zealand mainland since 1978, has been rediscovered in the Adams Wilderness Area on the South Island's west coast by a hunter and confirmed by a conservation ranger and his dog, prompting experts to call it a "miracle.
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32% Bias Score
Chesapeake Osprey Decline Linked to Menhaden Shortage
A decline in the Chesapeake Bay osprey population, linked to reduced menhaden availability, has sparked conflict between conservationists and the fishing industry, prompting the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission to explore potential management solutions to protect this vital fish.
Chesapeake Osprey Decline Linked to Menhaden Shortage
A decline in the Chesapeake Bay osprey population, linked to reduced menhaden availability, has sparked conflict between conservationists and the fishing industry, prompting the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission to explore potential management solutions to protect this vital fish.
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40% Bias Score
Trindade Island's Ecological Recovery After Goat Eradication
After centuries of devastation by invasive goats introduced in the 18th century, the Brazilian island of Trindade is experiencing a remarkable ecological recovery following their eradication in the early 2000s, with forest cover increasing by almost 1,500% and highlighting the power of natural regen...
Trindade Island's Ecological Recovery After Goat Eradication
After centuries of devastation by invasive goats introduced in the 18th century, the Brazilian island of Trindade is experiencing a remarkable ecological recovery following their eradication in the early 2000s, with forest cover increasing by almost 1,500% and highlighting the power of natural regen...
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40% Bias Score
AI Helps Restore California Red-Legged Frog Population
A multi-year conservation project successfully reintroduced the federally threatened California red-legged frog to Southern California using AI to analyze audio recordings and monitor populations, marking the first time in decades the frog has been heard in the region.
AI Helps Restore California Red-Legged Frog Population
A multi-year conservation project successfully reintroduced the federally threatened California red-legged frog to Southern California using AI to analyze audio recordings and monitor populations, marking the first time in decades the frog has been heard in the region.
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36% Bias Score
Michoacán Community and Scientists Unite to Save Critically Endangered Achoque Salamander
In an unprecedented collaboration, the indigenous community of San Jerónimo Purenchécuaro and biologists from Michoacán University are working to save the critically endangered achoque salamander in Mexico's Lake Pátzcuaro, facing threats from overfishing, pollution, and water extraction, using a br...
Michoacán Community and Scientists Unite to Save Critically Endangered Achoque Salamander
In an unprecedented collaboration, the indigenous community of San Jerónimo Purenchécuaro and biologists from Michoacán University are working to save the critically endangered achoque salamander in Mexico's Lake Pátzcuaro, facing threats from overfishing, pollution, and water extraction, using a br...
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36% Bias Score
EU Wolf Reclassification Faces Legal Challenges, Member States Reject Downgrading
The EU's politically-motivated reclassification of wolves, lacking scientific and legal justification, faces legal challenges and has been rejected by several member states, who are maintaining existing national protection laws until at least January 2027.
EU Wolf Reclassification Faces Legal Challenges, Member States Reject Downgrading
The EU's politically-motivated reclassification of wolves, lacking scientific and legal justification, faces legal challenges and has been rejected by several member states, who are maintaining existing national protection laws until at least January 2027.
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60% Bias Score
Wilhelma Zoo Launches Amur Tiger Breeding Program
Wilhelma Zoo in Stuttgart, Germany, opened a \$millions enclosure for two Amur tigers, Amazar and Noïa, to encourage breeding of this critically endangered species; the 5,000 square meter habitat includes separate zones to ensure staff safety and promote eventual mating.
Wilhelma Zoo Launches Amur Tiger Breeding Program
Wilhelma Zoo in Stuttgart, Germany, opened a \$millions enclosure for two Amur tigers, Amazar and Noïa, to encourage breeding of this critically endangered species; the 5,000 square meter habitat includes separate zones to ensure staff safety and promote eventual mating.
Progress
44% Bias Score
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.
Progress
20% Bias Score
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