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Species protection, anti‑poaching, and habitat restoration projects.
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Rare wolverine documented in Idaho’s central mountains
8+ hour, 48+ min ago (271+ words) An outdoor recreationist recently captured video of a rare wolverine in Idaho's central mountains, Idaho Department of Fish and Game officials said. The sighting occurred recently at a high altitude lake in the Pioneer Mountains, Idaho Department of Fish and…...
Watch the World’s Only Marine Lizard Dive Into the Ocean for Dinner
13+ hour, 20+ min ago (506+ words) One lizard on Earth does something no other reptile alive today manages: it plunges into cold ocean currents to find its next meal. Surviving that dive, and the frigid aftermath, demands a set of adap... - The marine iguana is the…...
Santa Cruz: reintroduction of the coypu in Patagonia Park achieves sustained reproduction and expansion in wetlands
9+ hour, 19+ min ago (443+ words) In the northwest of Santa Cruz, a reintroduction program for the coipo (Myocastor coypus) began a few years ago and is already offering results that exceed expectations. 15 specimens —seven females and eight males— were released in wetlands of the Parque…...
HYPER PRIMATE Review
12+ hour, 36+ min ago (231+ words) When I think of fast animals, I have to say that I never really considered primates. However, what if you had a chimp that could show the meaning of haste, even reaching hypersonic speeds? Well, that is the premise behind…...
Perth Zoo conservation program celebrates 30th birthday
15+ hour, 49+ min ago (443+ words) 30 years, 1,553 frogs, 1,148 tortoises, 325 numbats, 286 craylings, and just one vital conservation program! One of Perth Zoo’s behind-the-scenes conservation programs is about to celebrate a huge milestone birthday. Established in 1996, the Zoo’s Native Species Breeding Program (NSBP) has supported a huge range…...
'Possibly for a souvenir': Headless dolphin likely decapitated after it died
16+ hour, 41+ min ago (232+ words) The Department of Conservation says it is unlikely it will ever know how a dolphin found decapitated on a Coromandel beach died. DoC are investigating after the marine mammal was found on Pauanui Beach on September 7. In a statement to…...
Longest African mammal movement recorded by Zambian wild dogs
16+ hour, 17+ min ago (566+ words) Three male African wild dogs in Zambia have travelled more than 4,000 kilometers, about 2,500 miles, in search of new territory and mates, according to a new study. This nine-month odyssey, about half the distance between Cairo and Cape Town, reveals how…...
Trail cameras capture biodiversity of Munster's forests
21+ hour, 16+ min ago (345+ words) Trail camera footage has highlighted the threat of hunting and wire snares to wildlife in the Munster forests, prompting a renewed community effort to protect the area’s biodiversity. The Munster Conservancy has set up trail cameras at various locations in…...
Southern Africa’s most unique-looking animals and where to find them
20+ hour, 47+ min ago (529+ words) Africa is home to some remarkably unusual animals who have evolved extraordinary physical features to help them find food, navigate their surroundings or survive in challenging habitats. Others simply look as though they were designed with an unusually vivid imagination....
Narrandera koala Festival turns conservation into action
23+ hour, 17+ min ago (318+ words) The Narrandera Koala Festival returns this weekend, September 19 and 20, to celebrate one of Australia’s great wildlife conservation stories. Once considered locally extinct, Narrandera’s koala population was re-established with the reintroduction of just 19 koalas in the 1970s. Today, more than 300 koalas are…...