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Australia, strategies to save the Great Barrier Reef show there’s still hope

Australia, strategies to save the Great Barrier Reef show there’s still hope

The largest coral reef in the world is severely threatened by climate change, but researchers are developing strategies that could contribute to saving the Great Barrier Reef.

Oceans
Moon bears, a sanctuary to save them from bile farms opens in Laos

Moon bears, a sanctuary to save them from bile farms opens in Laos

NGO Free the Bears has opened a mountain sanctuary for moon bears in Laos. With the government’s help, it aims to close all bile farms by 2022.

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Seychelles, one third of the ocean becomes a marine protected area

Seychelles, one third of the ocean becomes a marine protected area

Seychelles have extended its marine protected area, which now covers over 400,000 square kilometres, an area larger than Germany.

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Brazil, a tapir is born in the Atlantic Forest for the first time in over a century

Brazil, a tapir is born in the Atlantic Forest for the first time in over a century

The tapir was reintroduced into Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, the country’s most at-risk ecosystem. The species can play a key role in the forest’s recovery.

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Tim the elephant dies in Kenya: Africa loses one of its last giant tuskers

Tim the elephant dies in Kenya: Africa loses one of its last giant tuskers

One of Africa’s last and largest “tuskers”, Tim the elephant, died from natural causes after roaming Amboseli National Park for five decades and surviving multiple life-threatening attacks.

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Rhino poaching decreases in South Africa for the fifth year in a row

Rhino poaching decreases in South Africa for the fifth year in a row

Grazie ai crescenti sforzi del governo, nel 2019 il numero di rinoceronti uccisi è calato a 594, contro i 769 del 2018.

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Great white sharks are disappearing from the Mediterranean: why that’s not good news

Great white sharks are disappearing from the Mediterranean: why that’s not good news

Great white shark numbers in the Mediterranean Sea have declined rapidly, a new study highlights. The predator’s disappearance would have a significant impact on the entire ecosystem.

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To save biodiversity we need to protect 30% of the Earth’s surface

To save biodiversity we need to protect 30% of the Earth’s surface

30 per cent of the planet needs to be protected to stop precipitous species decline. The UN has set out its aims for the the COP15 on biodiversity scheduled for Kunming, China in October.

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Animal and plant species declared extinct between 2010 and 2019, the full list

Animal and plant species declared extinct between 2010 and 2019, the full list

The disappearance of 160 species has been declared by the IUCN over the last decade: most had been gone for a long time and their demise can be traced in large part to human impact. The full list of extinct species.

Environment
Borneo, indigenous and environmental activists celebrate: the mine won’t go ahead

Borneo, indigenous and environmental activists celebrate: the mine won’t go ahead

After a legal battle that lasted two years, Indonesia’s Supreme Court has revoked the permit to mine for coal in the forests of South Kalimantan in Borneo.

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