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16.4

A challenge to conservationists: an interview with Mac Chapin

The ecological extinction of land animals
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Invasion to Recovery: A Saga of the Grasslands

When international cooperation for conservation goes backwards

a better way to determine sustainable limits to wildlife mortality

Captive breeding informed by genetics leads to long-term success in the reintroduction of a threatened Australian fish

The Madras Crocodile Bank Trust: Placing a premium on green open spaces

appreciating the small things in the big picture
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Trees—the auditees of nature

Faveiro-de-Wilson: The hidden treasure of Minas Gerais, Brazil

How culture threatens species

THE FRUIT OF OTHERS’ LABOURS

Plant pilfering and the pandemic

THE MIGHTY INDIAN REDWOOD TREE

On forest remnants and scarce jewels
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Asian giant hornets: More than a delicacy

A MEMORABLE WEEK IN PAKKE TIGER RESERVE

Plant or animal?

Fish Face

Learning about human-wildlife interaction through taxidermy

Washed up

‘Inniku high heels curry saapadlaam!’ (Let’s eat high heels curry today!)
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Whose Hiss is the Hissiest?

Ssscared of sssnakes?

Have you ever climbed a tree?

Coral Reefs

Fantastic Fungi

Letter from a dandelion
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