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In 2023, 66 shark bay bandicoots were released into the Pilliga reserve in Australia. Two years later, conservationists continue to find evidence that the endangered marsupials are thriving.

Researchers at Texas A&M University found a plant-based solution to help cement self-repair.

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The spotted lanternfly has been a destructive agriculture pest. But everyday dogs and their owners are coming to the rescue.

Nonprofit Shelter to Soldier usually trains rescue dogs to be service animals for veterans. Now, they’re helping active-duty military members.

White or reflective roofs significantly reduce temperatures. Atlanta is the latest city to mandate their adoption.

Here, women are empowered to develop careers in construction, waste management, menstrual hygiene, and business.

Jesús Morales, also known as Juixxe on TikTok, has been helping migrant street vendors and day laborers during a time of heightened uncertainty.

The Coral Triangle has often been compared to the Amazon rainforest, based on the sheer scale of its biodiversity. And now, it’s home to two new “squishy” species.

The conservation group Panthera set up hidden cameras to capture an elusive flat-headed cat. Instead, they spotted the Eurasian otter — a species that hadn’t been spotted in the region in over 10 years.