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Indigenous Peoples manage or hold tenure rights over at least 38 million square kilometres in 87 countries, representing over a quarter of the world’s land surface, according to the first global aggregation of spatial data on Indigenous lands.
The analysis, which compiled publicly available geospatial resources, found that Indigenous territories intersect approximat...
A juvenile Kemp’s ridley sea turtle swept 5,000 miles from the Gulf of Mexico to a Welsh beach has reached Texas after two years of rehabilitation, but scans have revealed lingering pneumonia that will delay his return to the wild. Rhossi weighed just two pounds when a local dog discovered him cold-stunned in December 2023.
The turtle arrived in Houston on 10 August...
Nepal’s wild tiger population has climbed to an estimated 429 individuals, a nearly fourfold increase from 121 animals counted 16 years ago, according to the latest monitoring survey by the Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation. The 2022 count stood at 355 tigers.
Bed Kumar Dhakal, spokesperson for the department, said the results “reflect the posit...
Logged and regenerated forests in Australia support far fewer large old trees than unlogged areas, according to research spanning more than four decades and tracking thousands of individual trees across hundreds of sites. The findings carry direct consequences for more than 300 vertebrate species that depend on the nesting and denning hollows these trees provide.
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A solar-powered camera system has operated for more than a year in remote forests, gathering biodiversity data autonomously across 11 countries on five continents. The device, called SPARROW, uses artificial intelligence to capture and process images and audio without requiring conservationists to retrieve memory cards or replace batteries.
The tool was developed by...