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Eastern Barred Bandicoot Recovery: From Extinction to Thriving Population

The eastern barred bandicoot, once declared "extinct in the wild," has made a remarkable recovery thanks to a captive breeding program and successful reintroduction to predator-free islands, but faces ongoing threats from domestic and feral cats.

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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.

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72% of Northumberland Residents Support Lynx Reintroduction

A Missing Lynx Project consultation found 72% of Northumberland residents support reintroducing lynx, extinct for 800 years, with plans to release around 20 into Kielder forest to grow a population of about 50; however, concerns remain about the impact on livestock.

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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), ...

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PaRx Program Expands Nature Prescriptions Across Canada

The PaRx program, launched in 2020 by the BC Parks Foundation, has provided over 1.3 million nature prescriptions to Canadians, recommending at least two hours per week in natural environments to improve health, expanding to other provinces with 18,000 medical practitioners participating, aiming to ...

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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.

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Ten Hidden American Island Gems

This article highlights ten under-the-radar American islands offering diverse experiences: Apostle Islands (Wisconsin) combines wilderness and charming towns; Edisto Island (South Carolina) boasts rich wildlife; San Juan Island (Washington) features history and nature; Drummond Island (Michigan) off...

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China's Przewalski's Horse Population Surpasses 900

China's Przewalski's horse population has surpassed 900, representing one-third of the global total, a result of a 40-year reintroduction program involving habitat restoration, monitoring, and cross-regional collaborations.

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UK Beach Clean Shows 9.5% Rise in Plastic Pollution

The Marine Conservation Society's annual beach clean revealed a 9.5% increase in plastic pollution on UK beaches between 2023 and 2024, with a 19% rise in vapes and 74% more litter in summer months, highlighting the need for stronger policies to combat plastic waste harming wildlife.

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Norwegian Scientists Track Polar Bear Adaptation to Climate Change

Scientists in the Norwegian Arctic are using GPS collars, heart rate monitors, and fat tissue analysis to study how climate change and pollution affect polar bears, revealing shifts in their diet as sea ice shrinks and they increasingly consume land-based food sources like eggs and reindeer.

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Angola Opens its Doors to Tourism: Unique Wonders and Cultural Heritage

Angola, after decades of isolation, is opening its unique natural wonders and cultural heritage to tourists, including the Miradouro da Lua, Quiçama National Park, Cabo Ledo surf beaches, and the historical Pedras Negras, attracting visitors with diverse experiences while boosting local economies.

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Bald Eagle Officially Becomes US National Bird, Honoring Indigenous Significance

The United States officially designated the bald eagle as its national bird in December, recognizing its central role in Native American spiritual life and celebrating the bird's cultural significance, especially within Minnesota's Indigenous communities, who hold the eagle sacred and often gift its...

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