Denniston Plateau mining bid knocked back — for now
A fast-track application to mine the Denniston Plateau on NZ's West Coast has been rejected as incomplete. Wha...
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A New Gorilla Conservation Centre Opens at Bwindi Lodge in Uganda
Uganda's Bwindi Lodge opens a new Gorilla Conservation Centre with Gorilla Doctors and CTPH, adding depth to y...
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Costa Rica Doubled Its Forest Cover — and Built a Travel Industry on It
How Costa Rica went from 21% forest cover to nearly 60% in a generation — and why ecotourism helped lock in on...
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Nepal's vultures are back in the skies above Pokhara — and travellers can watch them
South Asia's vultures have rebounded from a 95% collapse. Why it happened, and how to see white-rumped and red...
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Norway's new Andfjorden marine protected area puts whales and cold-water reefs under guard
Norway has created the 1,850 sq km Andfjorden Marine Protected Area, shielding coral reefs, whales and seabird...
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Uganda's Gorilla Rescue Plan Starts Outside the Park: Communities Plant Forests Around Bwindi
Communities around Uganda's Bwindi park are planting indigenous trees to protect mountain gorilla habitat — an...
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Tavira backs plan to turn the Algarve's Barrocal into a protected landscape
A 950-hectare Local Protected Landscape is proposed for the Algarve's Barrocal near Tavira, after a study foun...
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Rescued gorilla Lulingu becomes a wild mum in Virunga — a win for one of Africa's rarest apes
Lulingu, a rescued Grauer's gorilla reintroduced to Virunga National Park in DRC, has given birth in the wild...
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Bandicoots got a bad rap for 150 years — and Australia's ecosystems are paying for it
A new study traces 150 years of bad press for Australia's bandicoots — from colonial dinners to scalp bounties...
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Painting With 6000-Year-Old Ink: The Fight to Save Western Australia's Ancient Peatlands
In Walpole, WA, an artist paints with 6000-year-old peat ink while scientists race to save ancient peatlands —...
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Twenty Years After Ghunsa: Why Dr Harka Gurung Still Shapes How We See Nepal
Twenty years after the Ghunsa helicopter crash, remembering Dr Harka Gurung — the geographer and conservationi...
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NSW's dingo inquiry could change how Australia's national parks handle wild dogs
NSW's parliamentary dingo inquiry is weighing native species protection, non-lethal control and park policy. W...
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