Birds
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The long-lost black-browed babbler was rediscovered in Borneo
A bird was rediscovered on the Indonesian island of Borneo, which is only known from one specimen collected between 1843…
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The Wildlife Trusts announce that 2021 will be a record year for beaver releases
The Wildlife Trusts are releasing a record number of beavers in 2021 – twenty years after they brought the first…
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How to protect bird nests: if you love them, leave them alone
This article is part of our Spring Alive program designed to inspire and educate children across Africa and Eurasia about…
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Wildlife charities are calling for a new vision after Forestry England replanted conifers in precious heathland
Wildlife charities are calling for a new vision after Forestry England replanted conifers in precious heathland. RSPB, Dorset Wildlife Trust,…
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Studies suggest that some birds show awareness
Two studies published in the journal Science last September address the centuries-old mystery of why some birds have comparable cognitive…
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Scientists uncover migration bottlenecks that are used by tens of millions of birds
Scientists from the National Audubon Society have published a study highlighting the high conservation value of California’s Central Valley and…
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Growing hope for crop protection in Palestine
Read in Arabic (Arabic) Palestine is something special. It is the same with his plant species. In terms of Palestine’s…
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Innovative Bill would promote regenerative ranching in California
California Senator John Laird (D-Santa Cruz), along with a number of co-authors from the Senate and the Congregation, tabled a…
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Update of the Red List: the plight of the condor
There are many things that attack your senses if you visit south patagonia. First the wind, vicious and constant, that…
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Endangered species recover on the rat-free Lord Howe Island
The last rat seen on Lord Howe Island was sniffed by a detector dog about 15 months ago, not long…
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