Genes Provide Hope for the Survival of Arabia's Last Big Cat
Can genetic rescue efforts save Arabia's critically endangered leopard population from the brink of extinction?
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Get informed about the work of conservation organizations and the impact of environmental conservation on ecosystems worldwide. Learn about the latest wildlife conservation jobs and opportunities to make a difference. With a focus on animal conservation, this category provides a platform for discussing the most pressing issues in wildlife conservation, including species extinction, habitat destruction, and the role of humans in preserving the delicate balance of nature.
Jane Goodall at 90 and the Chimpanzees Who Started It All
Journey with Dr. Jane Goodall as she reflects on her groundbreaking chimpanzee research and the uncertain future of these majestic creatures.
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“I Don’t Think That’s Wise” Herd of Bison Charges Clueless Tourists in Yellowstone
Just inches from disaster, a group of careless tourists discovered the hard way why it's essential to respect wildlife boundaries.
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These Tribes Are Building Crossings to Save Wildlife From Becoming Roadkill
Saving wildlife from becoming roadkill, Native American tribes are taking matters into their own hands with innovative conservation solutions.
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Bobcat With a Very Venomous Snack Spotted on Arizona Trail Cam
Glimpse into the fearless world of bobcats as a trail camera captures a rare moment of a cat carrying a venomous rattlesnake in its mouth.
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World’S Only Lungless Frog Species Actually Does Have Lungs After All
Unveiling a shocking discovery, scientists reveal that the Bornean flat-headed frog, thought to be lungless, actually possesses tiny, functional lungs.
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Forest Health Depends On The Personality Of Small Mammals
Pioneering research reveals that the fate of our forests hangs in the balance of small mammals' personalities, but how?
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Birth of the Cutest, Critically Endangered Monkey Is Great News for the Species
Newborn cotton-top tamarin sparks hope for species' survival, but what's next for this critically endangered primate?
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Do Animals Owe Their Existence to a Weird and Magnetic Field Collapse Millions of Years Ago? Scientists Think So…
Taking a fascinating journey through Earth's ancient history, a freakish magnetic field collapse may have sparked the evolution of complex life forms.
Reintroduction of 170 European Bison Could Help Remove CO2 Equivalent of 43,000 Cars, Study Finds
Gigantic carbon capture potential is unleashed as European bison reintroduction sparks a remarkable climate change mitigation opportunity.