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Nigeria’s Gashaka-Gumti Park Evicts 4,000 Illegal Gold Miners, but Risks Remain
Nigeria cleared thousands of miners from Gashaka-Gumti National Park, but returning miners and insecurity continue to test conservation efforts.
Bangladesh Bank Credit Remains Concentrated in Commercial Centers
Dhaka and Chattogram received about three-quarters of bank lending in early 2026, while climate-exposed regions remain underserved.
AI Uses Deer Alarm Calls to Help Map Tiger Risk in Nepal
A Bardiya pilot paired machine learning with local forest knowledge to map areas where deer alarm calls may signal nearby tigers or leopards.
Elephants and Whales Store Carbon, but Their Climate Role Is More Than a Numbers Game
Elephants and whales can affect carbon storage through their bodies and ecosystems, but steep population losses complicate efforts to frame conservation as climate action.
Empowering Change: The Journey of Zimbabwe's First Women Rangers
Nyaradzo Auxilia Hoto's transformative journey from rural poverty to leading wildlife protection showcases the impact of female empowerment in conservation.
Understanding Cataracts in Dogs: Symptoms, Stages, and Surgical Insights
Explore the symptoms, stages, and surgical options for treating cataracts in dogs, including important vet insights and cost considerations.
Chemical Recycling: Industry's Controversial Approach to Plastic Waste Management
Critics argue that the plastics industry's portrayal of chemical recycling as a solution masks environmentally harmful practices under misleading claims.
Understanding the Social Nature of Wolves Amid U.S. Population Declines
As U.S. states initiate measures to reduce wolf populations, a deeper understanding of their social structures highlights the risks involved.
Women Shellfish Gatherers in Brazil Rally for Mangrove Rights
Women shellfish gatherers in Brazil unite against environmental degradation, asserting their rights to mangroves and cultural identity.
Veteran Storytellers Spotlight Big Cat Conservation in New Book
Steve Winter and Sharon Guynup's new book explores big cat conservation and their impactful storytelling journey over the past two decades.
Endangered Shark Captivates South Korean City Amid Urban Sprawl
A dusky shark named Bukangi draws large crowds in Busan, highlighting concerns over environmental changes as locals rally to support her.
Rising Climate Risks Could Elevate Toxic Mining Waste in Coastal Regions
A recent study warns that climate change may increase the risks of toxic mining waste contaminating coastal waters, impacting marine ecosystems globally.
Navigating Puppy Separation Anxiety as Life Returns to Normal
Effective strategies to help your new puppy adjust to solitude as daily routines resume post-summer.
Examining the Unusual Hunting Mechanism of Iran's Spider-Tailed Horned Viper
New research reveals the unique tail structure of the Iranian spider-tailed horned viper, shedding light on its hunting strategy and evolutionary traits.
Sand Trade Drives Economic Survival for Women in Sierra Leone's Mahera Coast
The sand trade in Mahera, Sierra Leone, provides vital income for women, yet its sustainability hinges on changing tides and economic pressures.
New Zealand's Unique Approach to Combatting Invasive Seaweed Species
New Zealand is battling the invasive caulerpa seaweed with a collaborative, hands-on strategy involving locals and scientists passionate about marine health.
Sri Lanka’s Spectacled Cobra: A Genetic Lineage with Deep Roots
A recent study reveals the spectacled cobra in Sri Lanka represents a unique genetic lineage, igniting a long-standing taxonomic debate.
Marine Conservation Through the Lens: Sirachai Arunrugstichai's Impact
Sirachai Arunrugstichai uses photography to raise awareness about marine conservation, sharing insights from his unique experiences and recent research.
Challenges of Conservation in the Congo Basin: Insights from WWF’s Nadège Nzoyem
Nadège Nzoyem of WWF highlights the urgent conflict between conservation efforts and mining interests in the Congo Basin, emphasizing the need for effective protection strategies.
Cape Town's Measures to Control Raiding Baboons: A Relocation Strategy
Cape Town officials plan to capture and relocate troublesome baboons that frequently raid human habitats, impacting local communities.