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How Rep. Lauren Boebert's Bill to Delist Gray Wolves Could Affect Colorado's Wolf Reintroduction

How Rep. Lauren Boebert's Bill to Delist Gray Wolves Could Affect Colorado's Wolf Reintroduction

84% Center coverage: 13 sources

For decades, the question of how and whether gray wolves should be legally protected has been debated through federal rulemaking, courts and now Congress—where a bill from one of Colorado's representatives is under consideration.See the Story

The pronghorn: North America’s swift survivor

United States · United States

The pronghorn: North America’s swift survivor

With its unparalleled speed, large watchful eyes, and ancient lineage, the pronghorn is more than a marvel of evolution, it’s a keystone of the grassland ecosystems it calls home.Read Article

The Nile monitor: Guardian of Africa’s waterways

The Nile monitor: Guardian of Africa’s waterways

At nearly seven feet long, the Nile monitor is Africa’s largest lizard and one of the most intelligent reptiles on Earth.Read Article

Meet the Raso lark: The critically endangered songbird of Cape Verde

Found only on one tiny island, the Raso lark is one of the world’s rarest birds, and it’s fighting to survive.Cape Verde · Cape Verde Read Article

How a photo can spark actionable hope for nature

By putting the tools of collection and curation on anyone’s smartphone, and using AI to support human exploration of the natural world, iNaturalist is rapidly scaling and democratizing participation in a fundamental understanding—and saving—of our natural world.Artificial Intelligence Read Article

The Pilbara olive python: The secret giant of Australia’s red heart

At twilight in the Pilbara ranges, the massive olive python glides silently across red rocks—an elusive apex predator vital to this ancient desert ecosystem.Western Australia · Western Australia Read Article

The Knysna banana frog: A jewel of South Africa’s fynbos

Mist drifts across South Africa’s Garden Route wetlands as the bright yellow-green Knysna banana frog trills, its survival as fragile as the habitat it calls home.Knysna · Knysna Read Article

Restoring Kenya’s coastal mangroves: The work of the Munje Tunusuru Women’s Group

Women from the village of Munje are reviving mangrove forests, building climate resilience, and creating sustainable livelihoods through community-led conservation.Kenya · Kenya Read Article

Amphibians face mounting threats as heat waves and droughts intensify worldwide

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Amphibians—the most threatened vertebrate class on Earth—are under enormous pressure, with 41% of all species already threatened with extinction. A new study from the Faculty of Biological Sciences at Goethe University Frankfurt shows that increasing extreme weather events such as heat waves and droughts are further exacerbating the crisis and are directly linked to declining amphibian populations.Species · United States See the Story

The true cost of global land restoration commitments

A recent study reveals that fulfilling global land restoration commitments could cost between $311 billion and $2.1 trillion over a decade, highlighting the urgent need for international investment and equitable cost-sharing.Read Article

Meet the Amur leopard: The critically endangered big cat of the Far East

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Explore the life of the Amur leopard—its cold forest habitat, ecological role, and the urgent conservation efforts to save this critically endangered species.Cats · Amur Oblast See the Story

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