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The new initiative accompanies free and low-cost spay and neuter services in all five boroughs.

Indonesia is developing a roadmap to recognize and protect Indigenous peoples’ and local communities’ traditional knowledge in biodiversity conservation, aligning with its commitments to international frameworks.

The patented solar panels use existing unused space to generate clean electricity — without getting in the way of a single train.

Studies show that a single wildlife crossing can prevent around 1,400 accidents over a 70-year lifespan, saving billions of dollars.

To access a trail camera, locals must be signed up to participate in one of the state’s citizen science studies.

She finished in 43 days, 17 hours, and 55 minutes. The American is also the youngest woman to row the route solo.

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After observing how many forestry courses gave students limited chances to learn through hands-on experiences, one professor attended a workshop to gain tree-climbing skills and pass them on to her pupils.

The program has been a staple for conservationists since 1989.

The couple still has yet to confirm their nuptials, but it seems they’re in the mood to celebrate something big.

The Obô Giant Snail is just one of many vulnerable species worth protecting in the “Galapagos of Africa.”

Black bears are notoriously skittish when it comes to wildlife crossings, but one brave bear gave the I-90 Snoqualmie Pass wildlife bridge a try.