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Tag: Nature
A Road Map for Curbing the Illegal Wildlife Trade
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Sounds of Spring: Not Silent Yet
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30 x 30: Conserving 30 Percent of U.S. Lands by 2030
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Our National Parks Have a Popularity Problem
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Mountains Are the Center for Earth’s Biodiversity
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We’re Causing Wildlife to Shape-Shift
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Robots Are Helping Us Understand Nature
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WWF 2021 Conservation Win: Forests Forward
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Eating Sweets Is Healthy? For Greenlanders, Yes!
Was one of your 2022 New Year’s resolutions to take better care of yourself? Did you, perhaps, promise in this COVID-19 era that you’d exercise more and eat...
Trees: Our Best Defense Against Climate Change
For decades, it’s been clear that the Earth’s climate is changing, and it’s almost universally agreed that humans have had a role in it. The hard science...
New Year 2022: The Other Lives That Live Alongside
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Christmas 2021: Coexisting with Cats, an India Story
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Clarifying the Confounding Words of Climate Change
Carbon neutral. Mitigation. Tipping point. Unprecedented transition. If asked, could you explicitly define the terms above, words that are often used in...
Pablo Escobar’s Hippos: Ecosystem Restorers and Legal Plaintiffs
In the 1980s, Colombian cocaine kingpin and drug trafficker Pablo Escobar purchased four hippopotamuses for his private zoo. After he died in 1993, the...