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Environment · South Australia

South Australia Declares Algal Bloom a Natural Disaster and Unveils A$28 Million Relief Package

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Animals · Barbados

Scientists in Barbados overturn hundreds of rocks to rediscover world's smallest-known snake

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No one had spotted the world’s smallest known snake for nearly two decades.See the Story

Conservation · Greece

Industrial Fishing Industry Covers More Than Half the World's Oceans, Study Finds

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Using satellite data recently made public, conservationists may be able to manage the massive industry.Science See the Story

Minnesota man on a mission to save honeybees, shrink pesticide use

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Seaweed brought fishers, farmers, and scientists together. Trump tore them apart.

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The motley crew of scientists, conservationists, and agricultural producers set out to begin in earnest. Spring was well underway in Hood Canal, Washington when the team assembled on the shores of Baywater Shellfish Farm, armed with buckets. Before them, floating mats of seaweed were strewn about, bright green clumps suffocating clams, geoducks, and other intertidal creatures while swallowing the gear laid out to harvest them. Excess seaweed is…Conservation · Washington Read Article

Photographer captures jaw-dropping footage of creature on brink of extinction: 'One of the rarest ... in the world'

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In a thrilling win for wildlife conservation, a Northern California photographer has captured trail camera footage of one of the planet's rarest mammals: the Sierra Nevada red fox. With only an estimated 18 to 39 individuals left in the wild, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the Sierra Nevada red fox is teetering on the brink of extinction. This winter, however, photographer Randy Robbins struck gold. After three years of patient…Conservation · California Read Article

Zoo Tampa expands Manatee Critical Care Center

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Zoo Tampa is home to the largest non-profit manatee critical care center in the country, and this month, they added to that legacy, giving them the ability to care for even more manatees.This month, they expanded their David A. Straz Jr. Manatee Critical Care Center from three pools to five pools.There has been such a need to increase our capacity with the number of manatees we are receiving over the last 30 years, so weve been working really ha…Conservation · Florida Read Article

Waldfrevel on the Muna Site? Mayor Rejects Allegations of Conservationists

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Serious accusations are being made by conservationists against the municipality of Hohenbrunn. It is about construction machines and earth on the Muna site. The mayor rejects the allegations.Conservation · Hohenbrunn Read Article

Idaho conservation groups sue over air quality permit for Stibnite Mine

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Conservation groups in Idaho filed a lawsuit Thursday alleging the Idaho Department of Environmental Quality, or DEQ, failed to protect public health when it issued an air permit for the Stibnite Gold Mine in central Idaho. Attorneys for the Idaho…Conservation · Idaho See the Story

Experts thrilled after reintroducing rare creatures into wild after 40-year absence: 'It's a particularly active and voracious species'

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Dedicated conservationists around the world know the importance of preserving our delicate ecosystems. Ensuring healthy biodiversity not only protects plant and animal life but also helps keep our food chains healthy and thriving. This is why it's so exciting when animals that have disappeared from their natural habitats reappear. A family of four otters was recently reintroduced to the Iberá wetlands in Argentina. They now swim freely in a lak…Species · Argentina Read Article

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South Australia Declares Algal Bloom a Natural Disaster and Unveils A$28 Million Relief Package

Scientists in Barbados overturn hundreds of rocks to rediscover world's smallest-known snake

Greece Sets Up Two Marine Parks and Commits to Nationwide Bottom Trawling Ban

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Plans to Shoot Thousands of Barred Owls in Doubt After Feds Cancel Grants

Industrial Fishing Industry Covers More Than Half the World's Oceans, Study Finds

Minnesota man on a mission to save honeybees, shrink pesticide use

Seaweed brought fishers, farmers, and scientists together. Trump tore them apart.

Photographer captures jaw-dropping footage of creature on brink of extinction: 'One of the rarest ... in the world'

Zoo Tampa expands Manatee Critical Care Center

Waldfrevel on the Muna Site? Mayor Rejects Allegations of Conservationists

Idaho conservation groups sue over air quality permit for Stibnite Mine

Experts thrilled after reintroducing rare creatures into wild after 40-year absence: 'It's a particularly active and voracious species'

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Industrial Fishing Industry Covers More Than Half the World's Oceans, Study Finds

Minnesota man on a mission to save honeybees, shrink pesticide use

Seaweed brought fishers, farmers, and scientists together. Trump tore them apart.

Photographer captures jaw-dropping footage of creature on brink of extinction: 'One of the rarest ... in the world'

Zoo Tampa expands Manatee Critical Care Center

Waldfrevel on the Muna Site? Mayor Rejects Allegations of Conservationists

Idaho conservation groups sue over air quality permit for Stibnite Mine

Experts thrilled after reintroducing rare creatures into wild after 40-year absence: 'It's a particularly active and voracious species'