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People have been driving great numbers of birds extinct for millennia
As many as 1,430 bird species, or nearly 12% of avian species, have gone extinct since the Late Pleistocene.
Europe has a wolf problem, but a Norwegian philosopher has the solution
It boils down to how to coexist and the cultivation of ethical principles and values that undergird such coexistence.
An NGO saves 15 big cats from certain death at a tiger farm in Thailand
The first animals were chosen on the basis of their condition with a priority given to those in the worst shape.
Scientists map the best areas for Europe’s bison to thrive in the wild
The threats of climate change, reduced habitats and poaching remain as strong as ever for reintroduced bison.
Artificial light lures migrating birds into cities where they face a gauntlet of threats
Light pollution is growing in North America by up to 10% a year according to a nightly measurement.
Harms of noise pollution track with U.S. racial inequities
The once-redlined neighborhoods of 83 U.S. cities show higher noise pollution levels (a health risk) than those of wealthier White neighbors.