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			why inland fisheries matter for social justice
 
			Lost in Translation: How Language Barriers Are Holding Back Global Science
 
			The Silent Impact: How Roads Are Eroding Europe’s Food Webs
 
			Lionfish on the Loose: The Mediterranean’s New Unwelcome Guests
 
			Unlikely Allies: Wild Boars as Ecosystem Engineers for Endangered Butterflies
 
			Getting into the weeds: how to manage our grasslands under climate change
 
			Amphibians and Changing Environments: A Race Against Habitat Loss
 
			Harnessing the power of data to safeguard ecosystems
 
			Drifting apart: Culture divergence as a result of local extinctions in the Galápagos
 
			Mysteries of the deep sea captured by the mouth of a sponge
 
			Seabirds are nutrient factories for coral reefs
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			Restoration is expensive, but technology can help
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			Are international conservation agreements for migratory shorebirds effective?
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			How can researchers best support local conservation?
 
			The role of our subconscious in wolf-human coexistence
 
			Can community voices shape human-wildlife conflict management?
 
			What’s on the menu for Tsavo lions, and what does it mean for the conservation of their prey?
 
			A Recipe for Successful Mangrove Restoration
 
			Fishing for evidence: How can machine learning help?
 
			Making biodiversity research more diverse and inclusive
 
			Managing cropland fragmentation for environmental and economic benefits in China
 
			Me ora te Ngāhere: Visioning forest health through an Indigenous biocultural lens
 
			How African penguins recognise each other
 
			Stop! Don’t post that wildlife selfie
 
			Focusing on saltwater crocodile habitats and connectivity to safeguard Myanmar’s coastal biodiversity
 
			The Unicorn Crisis
 
			How can we make new conservation technology more accessible?
 
			Costa Rica’s endemic sea snake is in trouble
 
			A Bowl of Snake Soup on a Warm Winter Night
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