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Peru Zoo Highlights Lion Conservation on World Lion Day
On August 9, 2025, the Parque de las Leyendas zoo in Lima, Peru, celebrated World Lion Day, raising awareness about the vulnerable status of lions due to habitat loss, poaching, and climate change, showcasing its two lions, Sultán and Chiclayanita.
Peru Zoo Highlights Lion Conservation on World Lion Day
On August 9, 2025, the Parque de las Leyendas zoo in Lima, Peru, celebrated World Lion Day, raising awareness about the vulnerable status of lions due to habitat loss, poaching, and climate change, showcasing its two lions, Sultán and Chiclayanita.
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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.
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Rhododendron vialii Population Boosted Tenfold, But Conservation Challenges Remain
China's conservation efforts have increased the Rhododendron vialii population tenfold in four years, from fewer than 1,000 to an estimated 5,000, but threats from habitat loss and illegal harvesting remain; the species is included in Yunnan's conservation plan.
Rhododendron vialii Population Boosted Tenfold, But Conservation Challenges Remain
China's conservation efforts have increased the Rhododendron vialii population tenfold in four years, from fewer than 1,000 to an estimated 5,000, but threats from habitat loss and illegal harvesting remain; the species is included in Yunnan's conservation plan.
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Alberta Coal Mine Pollution Regulations Failing, Study Shows
A study by Alberta government scientists found that regulations meant to prevent old coal mines from polluting waterways are failing, with high levels of contaminants like selenium harming aquatic life and potentially causing the extinction of endangered Athabasca Rainbow Trout; the study calls for ...
Alberta Coal Mine Pollution Regulations Failing, Study Shows
A study by Alberta government scientists found that regulations meant to prevent old coal mines from polluting waterways are failing, with high levels of contaminants like selenium harming aquatic life and potentially causing the extinction of endangered Athabasca Rainbow Trout; the study calls for ...
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Tourist Feeding of Asian Elephants Leads to Deadly Consequences
A study reveals that feeding Asian elephants, especially by tourists, leads to begging behavior, increased boldness towards humans, and fatal consequences for both elephants and people in Sri Lanka and India; researchers urge strict feeding bans and responsible tourism.
Tourist Feeding of Asian Elephants Leads to Deadly Consequences
A study reveals that feeding Asian elephants, especially by tourists, leads to begging behavior, increased boldness towards humans, and fatal consequences for both elephants and people in Sri Lanka and India; researchers urge strict feeding bans and responsible tourism.
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Endangered Jurassic Spider Faces Extinction on Kangaroo Island
The critically endangered Kangaroo Island assassin spider, a 150-million-year-old survivor, is on the brink of extinction due to drought, bushfires, and invasive disease, with only one juvenile found in recent searches across its tiny habitat in South Australia.
Endangered Jurassic Spider Faces Extinction on Kangaroo Island
The critically endangered Kangaroo Island assassin spider, a 150-million-year-old survivor, is on the brink of extinction due to drought, bushfires, and invasive disease, with only one juvenile found in recent searches across its tiny habitat in South Australia.
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Massive Queensland Deforestation Worsens Great Barrier Reef Crisis
Queensland experienced the clearing of 332,015 hectares of forest and woodland in 2022-23, a 3% increase from the previous year; 44% was in Great Barrier Reef catchment areas, harming coral and endangering species like koalas and greater gliders; much of the clearing was for pasture expansion and di...
Massive Queensland Deforestation Worsens Great Barrier Reef Crisis
Queensland experienced the clearing of 332,015 hectares of forest and woodland in 2022-23, a 3% increase from the previous year; 44% was in Great Barrier Reef catchment areas, harming coral and endangering species like koalas and greater gliders; much of the clearing was for pasture expansion and di...
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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...
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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.
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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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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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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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