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Amazon Nations Adopt Bogotá Declaration, Unveil Indigenous Co‑Governance Mechanism

The accords shift regional cooperation toward implementation with new roles and financing for Indigenous communities.

Rangers Dismantle 13-Acre Illegal Grow in Sequoia, Remove 2,377 Plants

IUCN Formally Splits Giraffes Into Four Species, Recasting Conservation Priorities

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Philadelphia Zoo Unveils 16 Critically Endangered Galápagos Tortoise Hatchlings From Century-Old Pair

JLR Switches On 18MW Gaydon Solar Farm Supplying About a Third of HQ’s Power

Engineered Yeast Provides Missing Pollen Sterols, Enabling Pollen-Free Rearing of Honeybee Brood

Hong Kong Researcher Deploys Nest Boxes, Forensic Test to Protect Endangered Yellow-Crested Cockatoos

Scientists Identify Extinct Rēkohu Shelduck Through Ancient DNA Study

New Open-Access Database Charts Amphibian and Fish Biodiversity on Australia’s Islands

Ireland Forms Taskforce After Cork Hornet Capture as Acoustic Detection Emerges

South Africa Launches Inquest Into Texas Ranch Broker’s Death by Cape Buffalo

France’s Constitutional Council Strikes Down Acetamiprid Provision in Farming Law

Global Rhino Populations Show Uneven Recovery as Horn-Smuggling Routes Expand

Researchers Press On in Search for Male of Australia’s Heaviest Stick Insect

All 136 Midwestern Butterfly Species Declined Over 32 Years, PNAS Study Finds

Urban Allotments Host Up to 43% Fewer Pollinators, Study Urges Planning Reforms

Global Primary Production Rises as Land Plants Offset Ocean Decline

Rhisotope Project Commences Full-Scale Radioactive Labeling of Rhino Horns

Australia’s Heaviest Stick Insect Acrophylla Alta Is Formally Described as Researchers Hunt for Males

Scientists Formally Describe Australia’s Heaviest Insect, Acrophylla alta