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FILE PHOTO: The fluke of a sperm whale sticks out of the sea as it dives in the sea near Rausu

World Mar 05

UN members reach accord to protect marine life on high seas in ‘major win’ for biodiversity

By Christina Larson, Patrick Whittle, Associated Press

Nation Mar 03

Yellowstone National Park Celebrates 150 Years
U.S. to restore more bison herds on tribal lands by tapping Indigenous knowledge

U.S. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland says her agency will work to restore more large bison herds to Native American lands.

By Matthew Brown, Associated Press

Science Feb 10

Lake Tahoe A Respite From Drought & Covid
Humans can safely feed wild Lake Tahoe chickadees by hand, research shows

New research from University of Nevada scientists found that supplementing the chickadees' natural food sources with food provided in feeders or by hand did not negatively impact them, as long as proper food is used and certain rules are followed.

By Scott Sonner, Associated Press

Science Dec 22

Glass frog
Scientists discover the secret power that makes glass frogs transparent

Using light and ultrasound imaging technology, researchers have discovered how some frogs found in South and Central America have the rare ability to turn on and off their nearly transparent appearance.

By Christina Larson, Associated Press

World Dec 17

COP15, the two-week U.N. Biodiversity summit in Montreal
Key issues unresolved as UN biodiversity summit reaches final days

Negotiators at a United Nations biodiversity conference Saturday have still not resolved most of the key issues around protecting the world's nature by 2030 and providing tens of billions of dollars to developing countries to fund those efforts.

By Michael Casey, Associated Press

Dec 04

Analysis: Is China ready to lead on protecting nature at the upcoming UN biodiversity conference?

By Vanessa Hull, The Conversation

As the world parses what was achieved at the U.N. climate change conference in Egypt, negotiators are convening in Montreal to set goals for curbing Earth’s other crisis: loss of living species. China will lead the deliberations in and will…

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Dec 03

Nevada toad threatened by geothermal power project gets endangered status

By Scott Sonner, Associated Press

A tiny Nevada toad at the center of a legal battle over a geothermal power project has officially been declared an endangered species, after U.S. wildlife officials temporarily listed it on a rarely used emergency basis last spring.

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Nov 26

Wildlife conference boosts protection for sharks, turtles through trade regulation

By Kathia Martínez, Associated Press

An international wildlife conference moved to enact some of the most significant protection for shark species targeted in the fin trade and scores of turtles, lizards and frogs whose numbers are being decimated by the pet trade.

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Sep 17

Cheetahs reintroduced to India after going extinct in the country 70 years ago

By Aniruddha Ghosal, Sibi Arasu, Associated Press

Eight big cats from Namibia made the long trek Saturday in a chartered cargo flight to the northern Indian city of Gwalior, part of an ambitious and hotly contested plan to reintroduce cheetahs to the South Asian country.

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Aug 20

African migratory birds threatened by hotter, drier conditions

By Wanjohi Kabukuru, Associated Press

Africa's migratory birds are threatened by changing weather patterns in the center and east of the continent that have depleted natural water systems and caused a devastating drought.

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