Marshall Islands' Glen Joseph takes the helm of the Pacific's tuna powerhouse
Glen Joseph, MIMRA chief for 21 years, becomes PNA Office CEO in January 2027. What his appointment means for...
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Rare footage: three snow leopards stroll through a Kyrgyz mountain reserve
Rangers in Kyrgyzstan's Naryn region filmed three snow leopards on a mountain slope — a rare sighting in the c...
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Five uprooted Limpopo baobabs stuck in a Durban warehouse after export ban
Five protected baobabs from Limpopo have sat uprooted in Durban since July after a blocked export to Georgia —...
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3,000 tarantulas found in socks at Lima airport expose a wildlife smuggling route to Europe
Over 3,000 tarantulas were seized in socks at Lima airport, headed for Europe. What the case reveals about wil...
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Whale Watching 101: What to Know Before You Book a Trip to See Giants of the Ocean
Baleen vs toothed whales, blue whale facts and how whale migrations shape the best times and places for an eth...
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Bogong Moths Are Back in Australia's Cities — but They're Still Endangered
Bogong moths are surging into Australian cities again, but the species remains endangered. Why it matters and...
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Meet Moose, the spaniel sniffing out koalas, frogs and hidden bird nests on the Gold Coast
Moose the cocker spaniel helps Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary find koalas, endangered frogs and hidden bristlebi...
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Rescued orangutan flies home to Sumatra after two-year wait in Mumbai
An orangutan rescued from a Mumbai apartment is back in Sumatra after two years — a first for CITES repatriati...
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Kazakhstan's Snow Leopards Have Doubled Since the 1990s — and One Named Altai Is Now Being Tracked Live
Kazakhstan's snow leopard population has doubled to around 190-200, and a cat named Altai is the first collare...
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The world's biggest wildlife bridge opens over a Los Angeles freeway in December 2026
The world's largest wildlife crossing opens over LA's 101 freeway on 2 Dec 2026, reconnecting mountain lions i...
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Diego the tortoise: how one very busy reptile saved his entire species
Diego, a Galápagos giant tortoise, fathered up to 900 offspring and helped save the Española tortoise from ext...
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Four Pacific nations pull out of the UN treaty shielding endangered sharks
Ecuador, Peru, Chile and Costa Rica quit the UN migratory species treaty protecting five endangered sharks — w...
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