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Conservation News ~ 31 January 2020

1/31/2020

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  • Predator-free sanctuary for seabirds, rare native plants opens at Cape Farewell
  • Xavante tribe digs in as Brazil reneges on vow not to build a road in their reserve
  • Dam that threatens orangutan habitat is ‘wholly unnecessary”
  • Borneo locals win a court battle to bar a coal miner from their land
  • Rare trees are disappearing as ‘wood pirates’ log Bolivian national Parks
  • New ‘sharpshooter’ leafhopper species, second of its kind, ‘strikes’ with its coloration
  • Kentucky biologists discovered a new crayfish and for the right price, you can name it
  • More than a dozen states strive for 100 percent renewable energy
  • House Democrats advance legislation to undo White House attack on Endangered Species
  • Court says that Northern Long-eared Bat was unlawfully denied Endangered Species protection
  • Botswana to change strategies on anti-poaching following massive rhino poaching
  • The Philippines is making roads and cement with plastic garbage
  • Environmentalists create ‘plastic expiry date’ stickers to show impact of packaging
  • House Natural Resources Committee passes landmark bipartisan Wildlife Corridors Conservation Act
  • Marine heat wave linked to sharp increase in whale entanglements
  • Missing Mexican butterfly activist found dead
  • Environmental artist Tomas Saraceno successfully flies a solar-powered hot air balloon over Argentina
  • Court orders logging to stop in parts of Victoria’s central highlands after fires
  • The UN says the world needs to prepare for ‘millions’ of climate displaced
  • Greta Thunberg applies to trademark her name to prevent misuse
  • Lab turns trash into valuable graphene in a flash
  • DDT and other banned chemicals pose threat to vulnerable dolphins on Great Barrier Reef
  • Hundreds of Canadian workers are blockading an oil refinery right now
  • The environmental lawyer who won a massive judgment against Chevron lost everything
  • In memoriam: 28 indigenous rights defenders murdered in Latin America in 2019
  • Indigenous, protected lands in Amazon emit far less carbon than areas outside
  • Huge rise in Scotland’s deer cull needed to protect land
  • White House manipulated wildfire science to encourage logging
  • The Guardian to ban advertising from fossil fuel firms
  • Indonesian environment ministry ends WWF partnership amid public spat
  • The Pacific Ocean is so acidic that it’s dissolving Dungeness crabs’ shells
  • King’s College Cambridge to create wildflower meadow on its famous chapel lawn
  • 30-year-old law on documenting factory farms has been ruled unconstitutional
  • Humanity has killed 83% of all wild mammals and half of all plants
  • Investors urge drillers, miners not to take advantage of White House environmental rollbacks
  • Fluorescent pink slug, unique to Australian mountaintop, survives bushfires
  • Rolls-Royce plans to build up to 15 mini nuclear reactors in Britain
  • Iceland didn’t hunt any whales in 2019 – and public appetite for whale meat is fading
  • United States spend ten times more on fossil fuel subsidies than education
  • Endangered Maui birds to be moved in effort to save species
  • For Colombia, 2019 was a year of environmental discontent
  • Mongabay editor now detained 6 weeks in Indonesia
  • NGOs demand inquiry into Environment Minister aid to Amazon land grabbers
  • Belize officially declares wildlife corridor in key protected area complex
  • Melting Arctic sea ice may be altering winds, weather at equator
  • UK’s love of chicken fueling mass forest loss in South America
  • India cleared to bring Cheetahs back to forests
  • Oceanographers predict increase in phytoplankton by 2100
  • Slashing speed limits doesn’t slow roadkill
  • Brazil’s pick of a creationist to lead its higher education agency rattles scientists
  • Albino elephant calf rescued after being trapped in snare for four days
  • 48 suspected abalone poachers arrested in Garden Route swoop
  • The UN climate negotiations are over, and they were a disaster
  • Poll finds 92% of British Columbians want old growth forests protected
  • Ecuador signs agreement to establish 17k acre El Guabo Municipal Protected Area
  • Endangered Silver-sided humpback chub headed toward recovery
  • Atmospheric river storms can drive costly flooding and climate change is making them stronger
  • Global warming could have a negative impact on biodiversity
  • New Jersey to become first state to make builders consider climate change
  • Welsh Zoo welcomes critically endangered black rhino calf
  • Recovery plan proposed for endangered bumble bee involved in pipeline litigation
  • Half of Brits feel pressure to go vegan
  • Osprey flies over 6,900 kms from Finland to Kenya
  • South African Tourism Services Association to ban captive wildlife interactions by July
  • Peruvian indigenous group wins suit to block oil exploration in Amazonian region
  • Mexico City just elected its first female mayor and she’s a fearless scientist and environmentalist
  • Northwest salmon in peril, and efforts to save them scale up
  • New emails shot the Justice Department is helping Big Oil fight climate lawsuits
  • Idaho bill would create year-round wolf hunting season, wolf-free zones in some areas
  • Rhode Island Governor aims for 100% renewable power by 2030
  • Park Rangers find 2 people dead in Rocky Mountain National Park
  • Biologists recommend urgent action to protect California Spotted Owls
  • Greece elected an Environmentalist as its first woman president
  • Population of endangered ocelots discovered in Sonora near Arizona border
  • China bans wildlife trade after coronavirus
  • Brazil creates Amazon Council and Environmental Police force
  • Donkeys will be extinct in Kenya by 2023
  • Scientists pinpoint sites key for protection of Loggerhead Turtles
  • World consumes 100 billion tons of materials every year
  • Mangroves and sea grasses 40-50 times more efficient at storing carbon than terrestrial forests
  • Indonesian forest fires push orangutans into starvation mode
  • New Conservation Area in Texas boasts hundreds of natural springs
  • Agency rules grizzly bears in Selway-Bitterroot protected under Endangered Species Act
  • Mercedes to ditch leather for vegan interiors thanks to Lewis Hamilton
  • Florida man who killed endangered sawfish sentenced
  • Black African teenager edited from photo of white teenage climate activists
  • Fast-growing fungal proteins could slash agricultural emissions ten-fold
  • Scientists find plastic pouring into Antarctic
  • Chinese authorities seize 12 tons of beaver penises smuggled from Canada
  • Jordan Cove Energy Project withdraws application for key Oregon permit
  • Santa Barbara Zoo adds three California Condor to its ongoing recovery program
  • Platypuses at risk of extinction due to Australia’s devastating drought
  • World first as Cheetah brothers are relocated from UK to South Africa
  • Coca-cola says it won’t ban plastic bottles because its customers still want to use them
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Conservation News ~ 24 January 2020

1/24/2020

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  • Colorado River’s Humpback Chubmight be removed from endangered species list
  • New species of Allosaurus discovered in Utah
  • White House guts environmental safeguards for US Streams and Wetlands
  • Red Tide in Mexico kills nearly 300 endangered Green Sea Turtles
  • Four new species of adorable Walking Sharks discovered
  • White House weakened environmental laws after BP lobbying
  • Nevada man sentenced for trafficking in endangered species
  • Snakes could be the original source of the new coronavirus outbreak in China
  • Police boss arrested while hunting rhino with a Zambian poacher
  • Insecticides become more toxic to honey bees
  • BP’s CEO chides AOC and Bernie Sanders for their completely unrealistic Green New Deal ideas
  • US drinking water widely contaminated with ‘forever chemicals’
  • Starbucks CEO pledges to add more plant-based food options
  • Oregon Department of State Lands rejects Extension request on key permit for proposed Jordan Cove LNG
  • Scotland to reach this year 100% renewable energy goal
  • Thunberg blasts world leaders at Davos, telling them to ditch fossil fuels
  • New Zealand has been a life-raft for unique species
  • Closing the Ozone Hole has helped slow Arctic warming
  • Parks Canada says no to gondola proposed from Banff townset to Mount Norquay
  • Crystal Geyser pleads guilty to knowingly dumping arsenic into California’s public water
  • Liberia expands a key elephant park again
  • Mass tree planting along India’s Cauvery River has scientists worried
  • Montana pays record amount for predator losses in 2019
  • Wet winter is good for the common frog
  • British Colombia is now home to a new Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area
  • EU lays out 1 trillion-euro plan to support Green Deal
  • New species of antibiotic resistant bacteria found in infected wound
  • Mongabay editor arrested in Indonesia
  • 850 coyotes and foxes killed in 2-day multi-state wildlife killing contest
  • US Supreme Court has cleared the way for water crisis victims to sue Flint, Michigan officials
  • Game camera photographs Grey Wolf in new territory inside Jackson County
  • New species of Titi Monkey discovered in Brazil
  • Peruvian authorities seize vessel with 12.3 million seahorses
  • Oil and gas sector ‘losing its social license to operate’, UK boss warns
  • Madagascar launches massive planting drive, eyes 60 million trees
  • New colony of penguins discovered on a remote island in Argentina
  • RBA told to ‘mobilise all forces’ to save the economy from climate change
  • After roughly a century, bighorn sheep return to Pyramid Lake, Nevada
  • Black Rhino population shows steady growth
  • Fukushima reborn as Japan’s wind and solar hub
  • Microwaving sewage waste may make it safe to use as fertilizer on crops
  • Natural History Museum, London declares a planetary emergency
  • Indigenous people reveal ‘lost’ starry night toad to scientists
  • Deforestation clips howler monkey calls
  • Penguin species in Antarctica hit hard by climate change
  • Climate refugees can’t be returned home, says landmark UN human rights ruling
  • AI suggests Earth has had fewer mass extinctions than we thought
  • Pentagon causing toxic pollution by burning foam
  • Patagonia’s CEO is donating company’s entire $10m tax cut to fight climate change
  • Formulations of glyphosate-based weedkillers are toxic
  • California will be hit hard as White House weakens clean water protections
  • Bronx Zoo has been included Defense of Animals’ annual list of worst zoos for elephants
  • Dungeness crab larvae already showing effects of coastal acidification
  • China moves to phase out single-use plastics
  • Spain city mayor wants to turn zoo into environmental education centre and release ‘prisoner’ animals
  • Large African herbivores have helped to repair their environment
  • Contentious Jumbo Valley to become Indigenous protected area after feds provide $21m
  • Beloved lioness Isis dies at Brookfield Zoo after apparent fall
  • Feathers evolved 80 million years before birds appeared
  • A national park takes shape in Argentina as the forest disappears
  • One of four North Atlantic right whale calves spotted so far this breeding season struck by ship
  • New species of prehistoric scorpions may have been the first explorers of the land
  • Newhouse aims to change Endangered Species Act
  • $500,000 available for coral restoration projects in honor of Dr. Ruth Gates
  • EU unveils plan to dedicate a quarter of its budget fighting climate change with 1 trillion euro Green Deal
  • Sunflower Electric abandons proposed Kansas coal power plant
  • Norwegian company fires US executive amidst rising public sentiment against trophy hunting
  • Major companies pledge not to ship along controversial Arctic routes
  • New Mexico approves trapping of state wildlife, further endangering Mexican Grey Wolves
  • Carnival slapped with a $20 million fine after it was caught dumping trash into the ocean, again
  • Microsoft wants to capture all of the carbon dioxide it’s ever emitted
  • Tidal energy project in Canada gets green light from authorities
  • London’s new year fireworks left sky full of metal particles
  • Los Cerritos Wetlands Restoration draft EIR to be unveiled
  • Panera plans to slash meat to offer 50 percent plant-based menu
  • Wallace & Gromit’s creators make new animation to try to save the seas
  • Ocean cleaning device succeeds in removing plastic for the first time
  • Mediterranean sea ecology altered by invasive species
  • Climate change to drive massive investment shift
  • Greenpeace included with neo-Nazis on UK counter-terror list
  • Barcelona declares climate emergency, vows to halve emissions by 2030
  • Over 400 rare Asian giant softshell turtle eggs found in Cambodia
  • Florida to purchase 20000 acres of Everglades wetlands to prevent oil drilling
  • Philippine study finds microplastics inside a commonly consumed fish
  • US lumber company found importing high-risk Peruvian timber
  • Catastrophic Amazon tipping point less than 30 years away
  • Subsistence farming topples forests near commercial operations in Congo
  • Alien-like coral discovered in Japan’s Toba City recognized as new species
  • Newly-created northern White Rhino embryo could save species from brink of extinction
  • Protecting BWCA is better for economy than mining
  • Number of rare Arkansas Darters in rise at Wilson Springs Preserve
  • 80% of Australia’s Blue Mountains and 50% of Gondwana rainforests burn in bushfires
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Conservation News ~ 17 January 2020

1/17/2020

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  • Rangers in Indonesia’s Aceh to get guns as officials flex on violators
  • Indigenous lands hold 46% or more of remaining intact forest landscapes
  • Colombian mining megaprojects overrun indigenous lands
  • Million birds feared dead in ‘blob’ ocean heatwave
  • Rep. McCollum introduces bill to van mining near the Boundary Waters
  • We can tell where a whale has travelled from the themes in its song
  • Prehistoric Wollemi pines saved by firefighters from Australia’s bushfires
  • San Diego Paleontologist helps discover new species of dinosaur
  • New bird species discovered in Wallacea
  • Newhouse introduces legislation to strengthen Endangered Species Act
  • Nebraska Commission to consider altering state’s threatened, endangered species lists
  • 150 Arrested at protests exposing Wall Street’s link to climate crisis
  • Canada imposing mandatory gear marking for some fisheries in 2020
  • New dinosaur discovered in China shows dinosaurs grew up differently from birds
  • Ocean Park to end dolphin show, plans 26 new rides
  • Malnourished millennial killer whaled grew up smaller
  • Maryland bill would levy $250 fine for releasing balloons
  • Georgia Aquarium announces it is expecting baby beluga whale
  • Greenville Zoo announces it is expecting Amur Leopard babies
  • Colgate launches vegan-certified toothpaste in recyclable tube
  • Former Monsanto executive is new leadership of US Fish and Wildlife
  • For final months of 2019, Amazon deforestation hits highest level in at least 13 years
  • As 2019 ends, reptile -rich Sri Lanka delivers three more new gecko species
  • 2019 was second-hottest decade
  • Coal pollution turned an Appalachian creek orange, locals are using it to make paint
  • Jim Prentice Wildlife Corridor near Edmonton, Canada gets $500k funding boost
  • Deep snow covers Maunakea, Mauna Loa
  • Sandy Bottom wetlands to receive protection for ‘national ecological significance’
  • Swan Valley groups oppose ski area expansion in grizzly habitat
  • 15 new species of parasitic wasp discovered that ‘zombify’ wasps
  • New species of bone-eating worm discovered eating alligator carcass deep under Gulf of Mexico
  • Cincinatti Zoo celebrates birth of endangered Okapi calf
  • Congressman Lowenthall introduces legislation to protect millions of migratory birds threatened federally
  • Local US Forest Service hot shots headed for Australia to help battle massive fires
  • UN calls on nations to protect 30 percent of planet
  • Scientists just found one of the world’s largest flowers blooming in an Indonesian jungle
  • Developer drops 22-home subdivision project near endangered species preserve north of Traveler’s Rest
  • A pack of wolves has been spotted in Colorado for the first time in over 70 years
  • 2019 was a record year for ocean temperatures
  • Golden Rice approved in Philippines
  • Morocco is harvesting water from fog
  • UN draft plan sets 2030 target to avert Earth’s sixth mass extinction
  • Goldman Prize winner launches new environmental foundation in the Cook Islands
  • Communities in Brazilian Cerrado besieged by global demand for soy
  • Four new fungi species discovered on one Yunnan bat
  • New Mexico lawsuit challenges US Fed’s failure to protect Endangered Species from livestock
  • Four missing plants found again in Ohio
  • Greenhouse gas emissions drop in Spain as power plants ditch coal
  • Record number of elephant deaths in Sri Lanka
  • Jakarta to ban single-use plastic bags by June
  • The Zion Narrows Trail is protected forever
  • Conservation action has reduced bird extinction rates by 40%
  • California’s largest private Giant Sequoia stand saved from development
  • Bulgarian Environment Minister charged over water crisis
  • Senators want to restore native plants to US National Parks
  • California has protections against Fed’s rollback of environmental rules
  • Petition seeks California Endangered Species protections for Leatherback Sea Turtles
  • Population of the Sierra Nevada Red Fox proposed for endangered species status
  • Environmental groups file lawsuit to protect the endangered Florida Panthers from extinction
  • Feds aim to fix ‘regulatory nightmare’ with sweeping environmental overhaul
  • Indonesian officials wield sharia law in defense of Sumatran rhinos
  • Activists seek purge after Indonesia court rules forest plantation illegal
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Conservation News ~ 10 January 2020

1/10/2020

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  • Philippine fern efficiently absorbs arsenic, copper from toxic mining soil
  • Rare plant species are especially vulnerable to climate change
  • Forest loss moves swiftly once 50% deforestation ‘tipping’ point reached
  • New species of Praying Mantis impales its prey on barbed spikes
  • Lethal bat disease found in new species near North Bend, Or
  • Native San Diego butterfly proposed for Endangered Species list
  • Sierra Red Fox proposed for Endangered Species list
  • Tool use in puffins may point to underestimated intelligence in seabirds
  • Palm oil processors top plantations in destroying proboscis monkey habitat
  • Miller Park Zoo planning new monkey exhibit with $600k grant
  • White House memo shows plans to speed environmental permitting
  • Australian Girls in Gi creates fundraiser to help save wildlife affected by bushfires
  • State of California is proceeding with the Vegetation Treatment Plan which would raze 250,000 acres of habitat
  • Robert Irwin struggles to hold back tears while discussing the impact of the Australian fires
  • Britons reach Africans’ annual carbon emissions in just two weeks
  • White House to overhaul environmental review regulations
  • Self-described Tuna King has spent a small fortune on purchasing endangered species
  • Shutdown of coal-fired plants in US saves lives and improves crop yields
  • Science-backed policy boosts critically endangered Nassau grouper
  • Deadly conditions for Indonesian migrant crews tied to illegal fishing
  • NCCOS supports 20-year plan to restore seven coral reefs in the Florida Keys
  • Entire species wiped out by Australian fires over the last few days, including 25,000 koalas
  • Biodiverse forests better at storing carbon for long periods
  • New Zealand glaciers turn brown because of smoke and ash from Australia
  • A new Louisiana high school puts focus on environment, climate change
  • Number of rhinos poached in Assam’s Kaziranga lowest in ten years
  • Boeing patents first solar powered plan that can fly forever and replace costly satellites
  • White House policy all but ends punishment for bird deaths
  • Renewable energy’s share of German power mix rose to 46% last year
  • Ayakha Melithafa: a 17-year-old climate activist alongside Greta Thunberg
  • Irwin Family’s zoo hospital helps save lives of over 90,000 animals amid bushfire crisis
  • NC Governor seeks help for critically endangered red wolf
  • World’s largest flower bloom found in remote Indonesian jungle
  • British Court rules veganism is a protected belief system
  • Cyanide bombs now banned in Oregon
  • Australia NSW government to decimate marine protected areas
  • 2 Wisconsin dairy farms go out of business a day now
  • Lone wolf in Belgium gets potential love interest
  • 213-kg leatherback turtle slaughtered in North Sumatra for meat
  • Record sighting of whales, dolphins, and seals
  • Horror as 16 lions slaughtered by poachers who cut off their faces and claws
  • Australian water sold for $490m to foreign company during drought
  • Academic research confirmed that pollution was worse than ever in 2019
  • Pink donates half a million dollars to Australian fire services as the wildlife crisis worsens
  • Study confirms climate change impacted Hurricane Florence’s precipitation and size
  • Chinese paddlefish of the Yangtze River declared extinct
  • Madagascar’s famous lemurs could lose their rainforest by 2080
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Conservation News ~ 3 January 2020

1/3/2020

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  • Thailand begins the New Year with plastic bag ban
  • British Troop’s anti-poaching mission saves 17 endangered Black Rhinos
  • Feds waived environment, other regs on 90 miles of Arizona border in 2019
  • Germany cuts fares for long-distance rail travel in response to climate crisis
  • The Golden Globes will serve a 100% vegan menu
  • Pope Francis to ‘every person on earth’: be kind to animals
  • White House will approve largest solar farm
  • Apple, Google, Microsoft, Tesla, and Dell sued over child-mined cobalt from Africa
  • Palau is first country to ban ‘toxic sun cream
  • Amazon threatened to fire employees for speaking out on climate
  • Rediscovered after 100 years, Gurney’s pitta is in peril once again
  • Denmark generated almost half of its electricity from wind in 2019
  • Nepal’s road-building spree pushes into the heart of the Himalayas
  • The first regional conservation area in Huanuco, Peru
  • New species of amphibians and plants discovered in Sagaing
  • Prince William launches Earthshot Prize to solve Earth’s environmental problems
  • Judge says filthy zoo must give up animals, Zoo appeals
  • In a rare feat achieved in Assam Zoo, endangered species of stork are bred artificially
  • State, Federal government renew Platte River agreement
  • Argentina sinks Chinese fishing ship that entered restricted area
  • New Zealand glaciers turn brown from Australian bushfires’ smoke, ash and dust
  • Clemson, LSU partner to avoid tiger extinction
  • Chinese company approved to run water mining operation in drought-stricken Queensland
  • Copenhagen to plant communal fruit trees on city streets
  • Testing the IUCN Green List of Species
  • Innovative orange juicer 3D prints bioplastic cups out of leftover orange peels
  • Unfathomable tragedy as fire ravishes German zoo’s ape house
  • Grassroots campaign saves major wetland in Montenegro
  • Lighting Industry sues to stop new efficiency standards
  • Newly discovered Australian spider breathes underwater, eats toads
  • Waimea forest purchased for $3.7m to keep in conservation
  • New fake rhino horn could push up poaching, inventors warned
  • Rebounding Hawaiian Hawk removed from Endangered List
  • Biodiversity moves into sustainability spotlight
  • Half a billion animals perish in Australian bushfires
  • Suspected abalone poacher bust by beachgoers at Clifton after swimming there from Robben Island
  • Endangered black rhino baby born on Christmas Eve at Michigan Zoo
  • 7 Caribbean countries ban single-use plastics starting New Year’s Day
  • Cheetahs face extinction as numbers crash
  • New Zealand opens Paparoa Track, first new ‘Great Walk’ in 25 years
  • Grizzly Bears move north in High Arctic as climate change expands range
  • Fausta, world’s oldest rhino, dead at 57
  • New species in Manipur: Trichodesma Kumareum
  • New species of crustacean thrives in mouth of giant shark
  • UN75 – UN Environment Programme’s leader shares three actions to save the world
  • Malibu wants to ban all pesticides but the state disagrees
  • The 2020 Biodiversity Strategic Planning timeline
  • SD Zoo elephant, Tembo, passes away
  • Habitat loss drives deadly conflict in Indonesia’s tiger country
  • Alarm over mass vulture poisoning in South Africa
  • Manipur Hero dedicates 17 years of his life to grow 300 acre forest
  • Millionaire who killed rare whale hybrid vows to kill 150 more
  • Virginia School District to give students one day off per year for civic action
  • Court upholds creation of National Monument in Atlantic
  • Parasitic leeches present a new threat to endangered mussels
  • Water-guzzling demands of border wall threaten fish species
  • More discoveries, more threats for Sri Lanka’s dragonflies and damselflies
  • Female gorillas recognize and respond to contagious disease
  • Three pangoling species closer to extinction
  • Greta Thunberg will interview David Attenborough
  • 13 rhinos poached and 7 poachers killed in Okavango Delta
  • Rapid genetic test traces spread of fungus that kills frogs, reveals new strain in Southeast Asia
  • White House removes Federal database that tracked pollution
  • New National Parks get Sh255 bn
  • Meet the new ancient shark species found in southern Alabama
  • Interior wordsmiths habitat with eye on regulatory reach
  • Climate crisis linked to at least 15 $1bn-plus disasters in 2019
  • Microplastic pollution is raining down on city dwellers
  • New York becomes first state to ban sale of Giraffe products
  • Nearly 8000 rhinos poached in Mzansi this decade
  • Court upholds Obama’s protected marine monument
  • New Zealand becomes first country to adopt Hookpod
  • West Coast fishery rebounds in rare conservation home run
  • Australia’s environment minister says up to 30% of koalas killed in NSW
  • Italy creates Europe’s first plastic-free ski resort
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