Great Barrier Reef not bouncing back as before, but there is hope
Study shows coral recovery rates across the Great Barrier Reef have declined by 84% in 18 years.
Indigenous peoples own or manage at least one quarter of world’s land surface
Study shows that indigenous people are important when negotiating local or global conservation agreements.
Highly endangered Amur leopards remain in China and Russia
Study shows transboundary conservation acts between Russia and China improves global population of endangered Amur leopards.
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Finnish forest management guidelines fail to protect the flying squirrel
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