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Prince William Calls for Better Support for Wildlife Conservationists on South Africa Visit

11 November 2024

Barbary macaques : threatened and unique.

05 December 2018

Forest lives are changing, with combined human/insect threats.

13 November 2017

The North Sea totally explored (twice) by OCEANA.

28 August 2017

Extinction or habitat management - the stark choice.

04 July 2017

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Conservation and Reintroductions

Conservation and Reintroductions

The sub-species, the Bengal tiger, Panthera tigris tigris, suffers a lot from our childish delight in producing this white genotype, but great care needs to be taken in excluding all...

On by Paul Robinson 0 Comments

You shall have a (very little) fishy.

You shall have a (very little) fishy.

Next on the list? The white tuna, Gymnosarda unicolor, is a magnificent species, favoured by sea anglers, that is unlikely to be targeted by industrial fishermen because it is a...

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Biodiversity Progress Today

Biodiversity Progress Today

To represent a single species that can benefit from all the convention action and words, this little species is the fastest , has the coolest legs(in the day) and is...

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No Bryde's for the future?

No Bryde's for the future?

We may not see much more of the northern Caribbean whales that turn out to be a unique species - too late it seems, unless protection is given; Bryde’s whale...

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Cuscomys comes back from the dead

Cuscomys comes back from the dead

This is a tree rat, but more of a fluffy chinchilla than the picture most have of less seemly rodents; Cuscomys oblativa image; Credit: © Roberto Quispe. The Asháninka arboreal...

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Kruger rhinos' final chance

Kruger rhinos' final chance

The black rhino and these white Ceratotherium simum, from the Kruger National Park are in great danger. The road they are on is the way to extinction. With the Mozambique...

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Sturgeon survives, but not for long, it seems

Sturgeon survives, but not for long, it seems

A remarkable sight, almost cartoonish, this is a relative of the Chinese sturgeon, as many species have been photographed rarely. It's one of the Eurasian Acipenser species, but hard to...

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An Amazonian nightmare of deforestation

An Amazonian nightmare of deforestation

Just how much of the Amazon can be maintained as a rainforest? Can we stop the loggers and beef farmers now, or will we be left with just another theme...

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