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Articles Tagged with "Conservation"

Historians Revisit Slaughter on the Plains - The New York Times

nytimes.com History United States

Historians are challenging the traditional narrative of the American bison's decline, arguing that factors beyond white hunters, such as climate change, disease, and Native American hunting practices, played significant roles.

Los jóvenes que siguen cazando: “No matamos, cazamos” | Clima y Medio Ambiente | EL PAÍS

elpais.com Hunting Spain

A dwindling number of young people in Spain are taking up hunting, despite facing social stigma, with several young hunters explaining their reasons for continuing the tradition.

Scientists Revive the Dire Wolf, or Something Close - The New York Times

nytimes.com Science World

Colossal Biosciences has successfully created wolves with dire wolf traits through gene editing, marking a significant advancement in de-extinction technology.

Warden was surprised when he encountered this first-time angler 

bangordailynews.com Fishing Maine

A game warden's encounter with a surprisingly successful first-time angler leads to a reflection on judgment and the unexpected joys of fishing.

If You See This Creepy Fish, Cut Its Head Off - The New York Times

nytimes.com Ecology United States

The invasive northern snakehead fish is spreading across US waters, threatening native species, and authorities are urging anglers to kill any they catch.

King cobra, facts and photos

nationalgeographic.com Reptiles World

The king cobra, one of the world's longest and most venomous snakes, is a fascinating creature facing threats from habitat loss and human activities.

The new dire wolves explain everything wrong with “de-extinction” | Vox

vox.com Science World

Colossal Biosciences' creation of modified wolves, marketed as 'de-extincted' dire wolves, raises ethical concerns about the nascent field of de-extinction and its potential misuse.

CT looking to transfer an unusual piece of land. Why and where

courant.com Politics Connecticut

The state of Connecticut is looking to transfer a landlocked, wooded parcel in Sprague to the Avalonia Land Conservancy for conservation purposes.

Meet the Welsh puppies that are stopping wildlife poachers in Africa | CNN

cnn.com Conservation Africa

Welsh-bred dogs are successfully combating poaching in Africa, significantly contributing to wildlife conservation efforts.

Onça é capturada no local onde caseiro foi atacado e morto no Pantanal | GZH

gauchazh.clicrbs.com.br Wildlife Brazil

Authorities in Brazil's Pantanal captured a jaguar suspected of killing a 60-year-old caretaker, sending the animal to a wildlife rehabilitation center for examination.

Endangered species list grows by 2,000. Climate change is part of the problem - The Hindu

thehindu.com Environment World

The IUCN Red List reveals a concerning increase of 2,000 species threatened with extinction, highlighting climate change's devastating impact on global biodiversity.

Neelakurinji becomes a ‘threatened species,’ officially - The Hindu

thehindu.com Ecology India

The Neelakurinji flower, known for its twelve-year blooming cycle, has been officially classified as a vulnerable species on the IUCN Red List due to habitat loss and other threats.

India to set up International Big Cat Alliance - The Hindu

thehindu.com Conservation World

India is establishing the International Big Cat Alliance (IBCA) to globally coordinate big cat conservation efforts, leveraging its expertise in tiger conservation.

Three-day synchronised elephant estimation in south Indian States from May 23 - The Hindu

thehindu.com Wildlife India

South Indian states will conduct a three-day synchronized elephant population estimation starting May 23rd, employing various methods to improve accuracy and address human-wildlife conflict.

Tamil Nadu’s wild elephant population has risen to 3,063: synchronised survey - The Hindu

thehindu.com Wildlife India

A recent synchronized survey reveals a rise in Tamil Nadu's wild elephant population to 3,063, indicating a stable and healthy population mix.

Rhinos return to Assam wildlife sanctuary after 40 years - The Hindu

thehindu.com Wildlife India

After a 40-year absence, greater one-horned rhinoceroses have returned to Assam's Laokhowa-Burachapori Wildlife Sanctuary, thanks to anti-encroachment efforts and habitat restoration.

Bihar to constitute 'Rhino Task Force' for reintroduction of rhino conservation scheme in Valmiki Tiger Reserve - The Hindu

thehindu.com Wildlife India

Bihar plans to establish a Rhino Task Force to facilitate the reintroduction of rhinoceroses into the Valmiki Tiger Reserve, aiming to boost their population.

The number of rhinos is slightly up but poaching has increased too - The Hindu

thehindu.com Wildlife World

Despite a slight increase in the global rhino population, poaching remains a significant threat, particularly in South Africa, highlighting the ongoing challenges in rhino conservation.

Kasturirangan’s legacy endures through contentious report that continues to shape environmental conservation debate - The Hindu

thehindu.com Environmental India

The death of K. Kasturirangan has reignited debate surrounding his controversial report on Western Ghats conservation, which attempted to balance ecological protection with the needs of local communities.

Project Nilgiri Tahr is helping T.N. Forest Department better conserve ecology of Mukurthi National Park in Nilgiris: experts - The Hindu

thehindu.com Ecology India

Project Nilgiri Tahr in Tamil Nadu's Mukurthi National Park is enhancing understanding of the park's ecology and promoting the conservation of the Nilgiri Tahr and its habitat.

How coffee agroforests can play a role in ecological restoration - The Hindu

thehindu.com Ecology India

A study reveals how coffee agroforests in India's Western Ghats can be harnessed as valuable sources of native plant seeds for effective ecological restoration, bridging conservation and coffee cultivation.

Public lands for sale? How Trump is renewing a push to transfer protected landscapes for private interests. | Vox

vox.com Politics United States

The Trump administration's renewed push to transfer protected US public lands to private interests raises concerns among conservationists and legal experts.

Berchtesgaden: Ärger über gefällte Bäume im Talkessel

chiemgau24.de Environment Germany

The Bund Naturschutz is criticizing the excessive felling of trees in Berchtesgaden, Germany, launching an initiative to raise awareness and encourage community involvement in tree preservation.

USDA’s Wildlife Services kills millions of animals — mostly for the meat industry | Vox

vox.com Wildlife United States

The USDA's Wildlife Services program killed nearly 2 million animals in 2024, primarily to protect livestock from predation and agricultural interests, raising concerns about its impact on wildlife populations and ecosystems.

Elk could return to UK after 3,000 years in rewilding project | Wildlife | The Guardian

theguardian.com Wildlife UK

A rewilding project aims to reintroduce elk to the UK after a 3,000-year absence, hoping to demonstrate the ecological benefits of restoring this keystone species.

Naturschutz vs. Infrastruktur: Gerichtsverhandlung über umstrittenes Projekt in Berchtesgaden

chiemgau24.de Lawsuit Germany

A legal battle is underway in Germany over plans to upgrade a historic forest road in Berchtesgaden National Park, pitting infrastructure needs against environmental concerns.

India pushes for new biodiversity fund - The Hindu

thehindu.com Environment World

India advocates for a new biodiversity fund at the UN biodiversity conference in Montreal to aid developing nations in implementing the post-2020 global biodiversity framework.

Explained | A new global biodiversity framework - The Hindu

thehindu.com Environment World

The Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF) aims to halt biodiversity loss by setting targets for 2030 and 2050, emphasizing sustainable use, resource mobilization, and the involvement of indigenous communities.

COP16 suspended without agreement on new fund for nature - The Hindu

thehindu.com Environment World

The COP16 biodiversity conference in Cali, Colombia, concluded without an agreement on a new nature protection fund, but did establish a subsidiary body for indigenous participation and a global fund for sharing benefits from genetic data.

African countries eye world’s first joint 'debt-for-nature' swap - The Hindu

thehindu.com Conservation Africa

Multiple African nations are collaborating on a pioneering joint debt-for-nature swap to secure billions for Indian Ocean ecosystem preservation.

Ahead of COP29, rich countries expect private money to fill green funding gap | Analysis - The Hindu

thehindu.com Environment World

Wealthy nations' insufficient funding for global biodiversity conservation has led to the failure of COP16, prompting a shift towards seeking private investment to fill the funding gap.

Day our greatest big game hunter came face-to-face with 'the Maneater of Chowgarh'... and was only saved by his trusty Rigby rifle: ROBERT HARDMAN | Daily Mail Online

dailymail.co.uk Hunting World

The article recounts the incredible story of big-game hunter Jim Corbett's close call with a man-eating tigress in India, highlighting the crucial role of his Rigby rifle and celebrating the 250th anniversary of the renowned gunmaker.

¡Salvad a los microbios! | Opinión | EL PAÍS

elpais.com Biology World

A growing movement of conservationists is advocating for the protection of microbial species, emphasizing their crucial role in Earth's ecosystems and the potential loss of invaluable scientific knowledge if they go extinct.

Reportage sur les traces de l'ours dans les Pyrénées - ladepeche.fr

ladepeche.fr Wildlife France

In the Pyrenees mountains, sheep farmers are struggling with increasing bear attacks, leading to significant livestock losses and frustration with insufficient protective measures and compensation.

Unesco reconhece projeto brasileiro para preservar... | VEJA

veja.abril.com.br MarineBiology Brazil

A Brazilian coral reef restoration project, the Biofábrica de Corais, has been recognized by UNESCO for its success in mitigating the effects of widespread coral bleaching.

Studie im Berchtesgadener Land: Unbewirtschaftete Wälder besser gegen Klimaschäden geschützt als Wirtschaftswälder

chiemgau24.de Forestry Germany

A new study reveals that unmanaged forests in Germany are surprisingly more resilient to climate-related damage than managed forests, challenging conventional forestry practices.

Bern will den Nashornkäfer wieder ansiedeln

nzz.ch Ecology Switzerland

A reintroduction project in Bern aims to establish a new population of rhinoceros beetles, highlighting the broader issue of insect decline and habitat loss in Switzerland.

On sait quand l'aire marine protégée de Nice devrait entrer en vigueur - Nice-Matin

nicematin.com Environment France

A marine protected area in Nice, France, is expected to come into effect by November 15, 2025, aiming to protect the rich biodiversity of the Baie des Anges.

This Tiny Fish’s Mistaken Identity Halted a Dam’s Construction - The New York Times

nytimes.com Biology United States

A recent study challenges the existence of the snail darter as a distinct species, questioning its role in halting the construction of the Tellico Dam in the 1970s.

Dr Ann Jones’ new ABC show gets close to dangerous animals

watoday.com.au Wildlife Australia

Dr. Ann Jones' new ABC show, "Dr. Ann's Secret Lives," follows her adventures encountering diverse wildlife in Australia and Borneo, highlighting the scientists dedicated to their conservation.

Tuna’s End - The New York Times

nytimes.com Fisheries World

The article details the history of tuna fishing, focusing on the dramatic rise in demand for bluefin tuna driven by Japanese and Western markets, ultimately leading to overfishing and conservation concerns.

Changing the conversation on Ireland’s Natura 2000 sites – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com Environment Ireland

Ireland's Natura 2000 network, while vital for biodiversity, faces challenges due to implementation issues, community concerns, and the need for improved communication and collaboration.

Massentötungen: Der Wolf nimmt, was er kriegt, weil er so programmiert ist

nzz.ch Wildlife Switzerland

A recent wolf attack in Switzerland, where a single wolf killed numerous sheep, raises questions about wolf behavior and the human-wildlife conflict.

Domani 21 settembre riapre la caccia, ambientalisti in rivolta - Green & Blue - Ansa.it

ansa.it Hunting Italy

The reopening of hunting season in Italy on September 21st sparks outrage among environmental groups, who are protesting against what they see as increasingly permissive hunting laws.