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    The expansion of protected sites beyond Epping Forest highlights how strategic habitat diversification is strengthening the species’ long-term survival prospects and reducing extinction risk.
    Oceania
    06.02.26

    Wombat Joeys’ Wild Birth Signals Conservation Success in Queensland

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    Targeted rare butterfly conservation success with species like the Marsh Fritillary showing sharp population gains as farmers in Northern Ireland restore traditional grazing on wildflower meadows.
    Europe
    04.02.26

    How Rare Butterfly Conservation Success in the UK Shows Recovery is Achievable

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    African penguin chicks hatch at the Maryland Zoo, where conservation breeding supports this critically endangered seabird species.
    North America
    03.02.26

    African Penguin Chicks Hatch at Maryland Zoo, Boosting Conservation Hope

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    The I-90 Snoqualmie Pass East overcrossing stands as a leading Washington State wildlife corridor, allowing elk, deer, and other species to move safely across a once-fragmented landscape.
    North America
    21.01.26

    Washington State Wildlife Corridor Connects Habitats and Protects Species

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    The Mexico dolphin show ban marks a decisive shift away from captive animal entertainment, opening the door to ethical wildlife tourism that respects dolphin intelligence and welfare.
    Policy
    20.01.26

    Mexico Dolphin Show Ban, Paving the Way for Ethical Wildlife Tourism Alternatives

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    The IUCN World Conservation Congress recognized wild animals as a climate solution through a resolution passed in October 2025. Research shows forests with robust animal populations store four times more carbon than those without wildlife.
    Climate
    09.01.26

    Conservation Congress Recognizes Wild Animals as a Climate Solution

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    A new refuge is taking shape as Canada's whale sanctuary prepares to give formerly captive whales a natural home.
    North America
    30.12.25

    Canada’s Whale Sanctuary Gives Former Captive Whales a Place to Heal

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    The green turtle species became the first of seven sea turtle species removed from endangered status in the 2025 IUCN assessment.
    Wildlife
    25.12.25

    Green Turtle Recovery Moves Species From Endangered to Least Concern

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