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14 articles tagged with "conservation"
Exploring the Soundscape of 1976: A Reflection on the Decline of Birds in Britain
The Guardian's audio recreation of the 1976 dawn chorus reveals a stark contrast to today's environment, highlighting the loss of 73 million wild birds in the UK over the past five decades.
New Study Suggests Monotonous Forests Can Support Spider Populations
Research indicates that less diverse forest habitats may still effectively sustain spider populations, challenging traditional views on biodiversity's role in ecology.
Study Links Local Species Decline to Global Extinction Risks
A recent study from the University of St. Andrews suggests a significant correlation between the decline of local species and the risk of global extinction.
Cuba Gets Inventive to Save Its Pristine Reefs Amid US Blockade
Conservationists in Cuba are using limited resources creatively to protect coral reefs in the face of tightening sanctions.
Marnie Lovejoy: Pioneering Chair of the Grayling Society Focuses on Conservation and Empowerment
Marnie Lovejoy, the first woman to chair the Grayling Society, aims to inspire women in fishing while advocating for the protection of England's rivers and the grayling species.
Crested Ibises Make Historic Return to Japan After Extinction
In a remarkable conservation achievement, eight crested ibises have been released in Japan, marking a significant step in wildlife restoration efforts.
Local Groups Raise Alarm Over Canadian Mining's Threat to Bootheel Ecosystems
In the Bootheel region, local organizations express strong opposition to Canadian gold mining, citing concerns over unique lizard habitats and potential light pollution.
Hermann's Tortoises Face Population Crisis on Golem Grad Island
On Golem Grad, North Macedonia, Hermann's tortoises are exhibiting troubling behaviors that threaten their own survival, leading to concerns of demographic decline.