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Laos’ Nam Nern Night Safari Wins Prestigious World Responsible Tourism People's Choice Award At World Travel Mart, London
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Major Initiative Endorsed Today to Protect Asia’s Migratory Mammals
The Parties to the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS), at their 11th meeting of the Conference of the Parties (COP) in Quito, Ecuador, agreed today to adopt a Central Asia Migratory Mammal Initiative to protect wildlife in the region from increasing development threats, WCS (Wildlife Conservation Society) reports.
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WCS Statement on Escape of Elephant Poachers in Mozambique
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For Tiger Populations, a New Threat
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Fundamental Change Needed to Save Biodiversity
When they're well managed, protected areas, like Yellowstone National Park, are valuable tools for conservation, says Dr. James Watson, Director of the Wildlife Conservation Society's Climate Change Program. But, in a new paper in
Nature
, Watson and some colleagues argue that's not the case with many reserves around the world.
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Reversing Course on Beavers
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Madidi Wildlife Featured in Photo Exhibitions And on Cable Cars Across Bolivia
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A fraction of the global military spending could save the planet’s biodiversity, say experts
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Has Demand for Rhino Horn Truly Dropped in Vietnam?
Northern white rhinos, Kenya, 2014. Only a handful of this white rhino subspecies are believed to remain.
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Fanged Deer Spotted in Afghanistan After 65 Years
This is a Siberian musk deer, one the seven similar species found in Asia. The fanged Kashmir musk deer recently reported in Afghanistan for the first time since 1948 could not be photographed.
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Bangladesh Creates New Marine Protected Area For Dolphins, Whales, Sharks, and Sea Turtles
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Award-Winning New E-book to Benefit WCS Tiger Work
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National Bison Day 2014: America Celebrates a National Icon on November 1st
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The Wildlife Conservation Society’s Prospect Park Zoo Is now Accepting Applications for its Docent Program
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Strange, Fanged Deer Persists in Afghanistan
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Five Rescued Coyote Pups Find Home At the Wildlife Conservation Society’s Queens Zoo
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Tiger Traders Busted in Indonesia
With the help of WCS's Wildlife Crimes Unit, the Indonesian authorities arrested two traders allegedly involved in the shipment of one whole tiger skin, two stuffed tiger paws, one stuffed tiger head, and a tiger claw. The arrests took place near Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park, one of the most important sites globally for Sumatran tiger.
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Climate Change Impacts Countered By Stricter Fisheries Management
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Wildlife Conservation Society, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and Community Partners Host Symposium on Urban River Restoration
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Save Vanishing Species postage stamp is now back on sale at U.S. Post Offices
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