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We now know why the last of the mammoths died
Mammoths once roamed far and wide across much of Eurasia, yet they died out four millennia ago.
Habitat corridors boost biodiversity, a new study confirms
Connecting wildlife habitats has been perceived as a way to enhance biodiversity. A new study proves that point.
UN: it’s time to change the ways of the world
A new UN report warns about insufficient progress towards Sustainable Development Goals and suggests new ways forward.
Drones can help us keep track of endangered animals
Airborne eyes in the sky can help gather far more accurate data on endangered species than humans on the ground can.
Denmark’s ‘tree telethon’ raises funds for forests
In Denmark, a star-studded Saturday night show on TV2 raised enough money to reach more than 90 percent of its goal: to plant one million trees in the fight against climate change. The public broadcaster teamed up with the Danish
Critically endangered Balkan lynxes still have a fighting chance
The critically endangered felines number somewhere between a mere 40 and 70 individuals across several Balkan nations.