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Conservation Group Uses Concrete Molds to Build Artificial Reefs in Malaysia's Coral Triangle

A conservation group is using concrete molds and 3D-printed structures to build artificial reefs in the Coral Triangle near Malaysia, aiming to revive coral ecosystems devastated by bombing and climate change. The Tropical Research and Conservation Center is deploying these struc

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nytimes.com·Science·3h ago·2 min read

Sacred 1,500-Year-Old Baobab Tree in Madagascar Shows Signs of Decay

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Sea Life aquariums to build improved penguin habitat with daylight and larger pool, end gentoo breeding at two sites

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Emerging Technologies Could Replace Ship Speed Limits to Protect North Atlantic Right Whales

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Millimetre-wave radar and machine learning enable non-lethal insect species identification via wingbeat reflections

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Europe's record dam removal in 2025 restores rivers and revives salmon populations

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Campbell River Residents Fight to Protect Urban Forest and Salmon Habitat

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The painstaking campaign to save the frosted flatwoods salamander from extinction

The article details the intensive, painstaking efforts by biologists like Nicole Dahrouge to save the frosted flatwoods salamander, one of North America's most imperiled amphibians, from extinction. It highlights the challenges of collecting eggs, habitat preservation, and the hu

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n.pr·📰 News·4d ago·12 min read

Colossal Biosciences Advances Artificial Womb Technology After Dire Wolf De-Extinction

Science start-up Colossal, known for its de-extinction efforts like bringing back dire wolves, is now pioneering artificial womb technology to "productionize" animal reproduction. The article explores how this technology could eliminate the need for eggs or natural wombs, potenti

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Rolling Stone·12d ago·31 min read

Red-and-Green Macaws Successfully Reintroduced to Brazil's Atlantic Forest After 200 Years

Red-and-green macaws have returned to Brazil's Atlantic Forest after a 200-year absence, with two chicks hatching as part of the first documented reintroduction of the species into the area. The species was driven out by deforestation and illegal pet trade, but conservation effor

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people.com·20d ago·3 min read

Hollaway Studio's Westview Cottage: A monochrome home respecting Dungeness's strict conservation rules

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Dezeen1mo ago

Western Monarch Butterfly Decline Reflects Broader North American Insect Crisis Driven by Pesticides, Habitat Loss, and Climate Change

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smithsonianmag.com1mo ago

Emperor Penguins and Antarctic Fur Seals Listed as Endangered by IUCN Due to Climate Change Impacts

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iucn.org1mo ago

Abandoned Orange Peel Dumping Project Transforms Barren Costa Rican Land into Thriving Forest

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sciencealert.com1mo ago

Fungi Gain Recognition for Their Essential Ecological and Economic Roles

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e360.yale.edu2mo ago

China's Tree Planting Transforms Taklamakan Desert into Carbon Sink

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livescience.com3mo ago

Smithsonian's National Zoo Welcomes First Asian Elephant Calf in 25 Years Through Conservation Breeding Program

The Smithsonian's National Zoo and Conservation Biology Institute has welcomed the birth of a female Asian elephant calf, the first at the zoo in nearly 25 years. The calf was born to 12-year-old mother Nhi Linh and 44-year-old father Spike through a planned breeding program. Thi

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si.edu·Hacker News: Front Page·3mo ago·7 min read

Global Insect Population Decline Threatens Food Security and Ecosystems

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livescience.com6mo ago

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Conservation Group Uses Concrete Molds to Build Artificial Reefs in Malaysia's Coral Triangle

Sacred 1,500-Year-Old Baobab Tree in Madagascar Shows Signs of Decay

Sea Life aquariums to build improved penguin habitat with daylight and larger pool, end gentoo breeding at two sites

Emerging Technologies Could Replace Ship Speed Limits to Protect North Atlantic Right Whales

Millimetre-wave radar and machine learning enable non-lethal insect species identification via wingbeat reflections

Europe's record dam removal in 2025 restores rivers and revives salmon populations

Campbell River Residents Fight to Protect Urban Forest and Salmon Habitat

The painstaking campaign to save the frosted flatwoods salamander from extinction

Colossal Biosciences Advances Artificial Womb Technology After Dire Wolf De-Extinction

Red-and-Green Macaws Successfully Reintroduced to Brazil's Atlantic Forest After 200 Years

Hollaway Studio's Westview Cottage: A monochrome home respecting Dungeness's strict conservation rules

Western Monarch Butterfly Decline Reflects Broader North American Insect Crisis Driven by Pesticides, Habitat Loss, and Climate Change

Emperor Penguins and Antarctic Fur Seals Listed as Endangered by IUCN Due to Climate Change Impacts

Abandoned Orange Peel Dumping Project Transforms Barren Costa Rican Land into Thriving Forest

Fungi Gain Recognition for Their Essential Ecological and Economic Roles

China's Tree Planting Transforms Taklamakan Desert into Carbon Sink

Smithsonian's National Zoo Welcomes First Asian Elephant Calf in 25 Years Through Conservation Breeding Program

Global Insect Population Decline Threatens Food Security and Ecosystems