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More than half of Earth’s migratory bird species are declining – here’s how we can still save them
A new global assessment of the world’s migratory species finds reason for alarm, but also hope – and a road map for helping them survive.
Learn how different African ecosystems influence wildlife sightings and find the safari destination that best matches your ...
A bird of prey nests in an artificial bird nest in the Yushu Tibetan autonomous prefecture, Qinghai province. [Photo provided ...
It was thought that these little mammals – which are just 25cm tall and weigh 6–9kg – were extinct, until their rediscovery ...
As darkness falls on a warm summer evening, a tiny green light may suddenly appear among the grasses. It might look like something from a ...
Hawk Mountain is asking landowners and residents across Pennsylvania to report northern harrier sightings between May and ...
The population of critically endangered Great Indian Bustard (GIB) has remained largely stable at around 130 in Rajasthan’s ...
A new study from Japan suggests shelterbelts can benefit some birds while reducing numbers of grassland and wetland specialists, highlighting the need for more targeted conservation planning.
Deep in Florida’s remote wetlands, towering stands of cypress trees form an ecological marvel that’s seldom seen by outsiders ...
There may be a shift coming in how biologists protect Vermont’s grassland birds. Recent strategies to protect nests have ...
How the pygmy hog — the world’s smallest wild pig — was saved from disappearing forever, and why its grassland habitat still ...
Invasive plants have caused over 43% grassland loss in Manas Tiger Reserve, threatening vital wildlife habitats in India.
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