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Franklin’s Bumblebee: Silent Extinction of a Key Pollinator Species in the United States
The Franklin's bumblebee (Bombus franklini), an endemic species of the southern Oregon and northern California, has disappeared from the wild since 2006, with no...
North Atlantic Right Whale: Signs of Recovery in the Species After Decades of Decline
The North Atlantic right whale, one of the most endangered cetaceans on the planet, shows a positive trend in population recovery, according to the...
Tigers on the brink of extinction, but not defeated: the green hope emerging from Asia
The first Green Status of Species for the tiger by the IUCN reveals a critical panorama: after a century of decline, the largest feline...
Alert for three new endangered seal species: the dramatic leap on the “Red List” due to climate change
Three species of Arctic seals are dangerously approaching extinction due to global warming.
This was revealed in the latest update of the IUCN Red List...
Six yellow cardinals return to the wild in San Luis: the release took place in the Famiyasta private reserve
In an emotional conservation operation, six yellow cardinals (Gubernatrix cristata) were reintroduced into their natural habitat at the Famiyasta private reserve, located at kilometer...
