Endangered species reduced to just dozens or a handful of individuals may be able to bounce back and avoid extinction entirely, despite concerns and skepticism. That’s according to new research published by scientists at Australia’s […]
A national monument unknown to most people in the United States, let alone the world, has just earned an upgrade. Chiricahua National Monument in Arizona is now designated Chiricahua National Park per legislation signed into […]
Wildlife-friendly ecotourism initiatives may still chase wildlife away, according to new findings from research in northern Laos. The researchers’ conclusions are surprising and call into question how ecotourism wildlife preserves should be established and managed. […]
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