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Panama's Golden Frogs Are Back — 17 Years After Extinction Wiped Them From the Wild

The bright yellow Panamanian golden frog vanished from its native habitat in 2009, wiped out by a lethal fungus. Now, after 17 years of painstaking wo…

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158 Giant Tortoises Return to Galápagos Island After Almost 200 Years

In an extraordinary conservation milestone, 158 juvenile Floreana giant tortoises have been released onto Floreana Island in the Galápagos — the first…

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European Union Bans the Destruction of Unsold Clothing and Shoes in Historic Sustainability Move

New EU regulations prohibit companies from destroying unsold textiles and footwear, targeting an industry that sends 92 million tonnes of textiles to …

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Mauritius Scientists Grow Heat-Resistant Coral with 98% Survival Rate During Bleaching Event

While neighboring wild reefs experienced 80% bleaching, Dr. Nadeem Nazurally's heat-resistant corals showed 98% survival. This natural breeding breakt…

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Sacred Indigenous Land Saved! Juristac Protected After Years-Long Battle

After thousands of advocates fought to protect Juristac—a sacred landscape south of Gilroy—the proposed Sargent Ranch mine has been defeated. The land…

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Great Barrier Reef Shows Highest Coral Cover in 36 Years

Marine biologists report unprecedented coral regrowth across the Great Barrier Reef, with new surveys showing recovery that exceeded even the most opt…

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Ocean Cleanup Project Removes 50 Millionth Kilogram of Plastic

The Ocean Cleanup has hit a historic milestone, removing over 50 million kilograms of plastic from the world's oceans and rivers, with the pace of cle…

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158 Giant Tortoises Return to Galápagos Island After Almost 200 Years of Extinction

In one of the most ambitious ecosystem recovery projects ever attempted, 158 juvenile Floreana giant tortoises have been released onto the Galápagos i…

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China's Yangtze River Is Coming Back to Life — Fish Biomass Has More Than Tripled

Halfway through a historic ten-year fishing ban, Asia's longest river is showing a dramatic recovery: fish biomass up 209%, species richness rising, e…

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Wood Storks Soar Off the Endangered List After 40 Years of Conservation Success

After four decades of protection and collaborative recovery efforts, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has ruled that America's only native stork is …