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How Parachuting Beavers Helped Restore Idaho's Wilderness in 1948

The article tells the fascinating true story of how, in 1948, Idaho wildlife manager Elmo W. Heter solved the problem of relocating beavers

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A Peninsular bighorn sheep, an endangered species, was found dead entangled in razor wire recently installed along the California-Mexico bor

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The article examines the dramatic decline of butterfly populations across North America, using the Western Monarch butterfly as a case study

First-ever analysis reveals thousands of protected marine animals killed annually by UK fishing bycatch

The first-ever analysis of bycatch data by the Wildlife and Countryside Link reveals that thousands of Britain's most charismatic and protec

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Spain's solar energy boom is creating unintended ecological consequences, particularly for birds. While solar farms now produce over 20% of