conservation

The Fightback Has Begun In The War Against Mass Extinction In Africa

We could lose up to 75 percent of the world’s species by 2050.
By Emily Verdouw, HuffPost Australia

Critics Slam Grouse Moors For Pocketing Millions In EU Subsidies

'Grouse moor management too often involves practices that are anything but glorious.'
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Why Drones Are The Ultimate Environment-Saving Tech

Drones are having a big impact on saving the planet.
By By Robert Bright, commercial tech writer

Why The Last Male Northern White Rhino Has Joined Tinder

He really is 'one of a kind'.
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How One Of The Smallest Countries Became A Eco Leader

Bhutan may be small, but it is scaling great heights in sustainability.
By By Susan Devaney, tech commercial writer

Poachers Take Hostages And Kill Rhinos In 'Vicious Attack' On Animal Orphanage

Baby rhinos were a week away from being dehorned in preparation for their release.
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Eye-Wateringly Huge Alligator ‘Humpback’ Videobombs Family In Florida Nature Park

That's 12ft of alligator right there.
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Not Everyone Is Sure The World's Largest Marine Park In Antarctica Is A Good Idea

It's a 'turning point' for conservation.
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The £5m For London Zoo Gorilla's Enclosure Could Have Been 'Far Better Used' Claims Wildlife Charity

'Not least because gorillas can obviously escape from it'.
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The Eastern Gorilla, One Of Our Closest Cousins, Is Just One Step From Extinction

It's the world's largest living primate.
By Emily Beament, Press Association and Oscar Williams