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How satellites revolutionized the way we see and protect the natural world
The first satellite in the Landsat series launched in 1972. Eight others followed, providing the same views so changes could be tracked over time.
In Southeast Asia, Thailand is alone in boosting its wild tiger population
"We have successfully improved their habitation areas by using the latest technology and the smart patrol system."
Hotter Kalahari desert may stop hornbills breeding within years
High temperatures over a few days or weeks can have negative effects on the birds' foraging and body mass.
Urban gardens in the tropics can support embattled bees
Urban agriculture can promote bee communities if managed in a sustainable manner.
IPBES: 50,000 wild species are key to sustainability goals
There are 50,000 wild species used for food, energy and more. The IPBES report lays out how indigenous practices can help to secure the SDGs.
Rare sighting of a critically endangered fish in the Mekong raises conservation hopes
The giant salmon carp was believed extinct in Cambodia before a specimen was caught by a local fisherman.