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Ecuador releases 277 giant tortoises in the Galápagos Islands and strengthens island ecological restoration
The Government of Ecuador announced the release of 277 giant tortoises in the Galapagos Islands. The measure is part of an ecological restoration program.
The...
Historic Return: A Gray Wolf Appears in Los Angeles After a Century, Confirming the Species’ Recovery in California
The appearance of a gray wolf in Los Angeles County, after a century of absence, marks a milestone for California's biodiversity. The specimen, a...
Plan to Eliminate 2,000 Mule Deer on a U.S. Island Reopens Debate on Conservation and Social Legitimacy
The California Fish and Wildlife Authority approved a restoration plan on Santa Catalina Island, off the coast of Los Angeles, which involves the gradual...
The Pehuenche frog: an Andean amphibian that became a symbol of environmental conservation
The Pehuenche frog (Alsodes pehuenche), a critically endangered amphibian endemic to high-altitude streams in the Andes Mountains, has become a symbol of environmental conservation.
Its...
Park Rangers from Misiones relocate a margay in Comandante Andresito to protect it from extinction
Park rangers relocated a specimen of Leopardus wiedii, better known as margay, in the Paraje San Alberto, in the municipality of Comandante Andresito. The...
