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The Lady of Rabindra Sarovar lake

By: Mou Chakraborty 28 Dec 201928 Dec 2019

Long Readsbiodiversity, Cities and Towns, conservationLeave a Comment

Sumita Banerjee’s long fight to save the Rabindra Sarovar lake.

Conservation effort boosts England’s pine marten population

By: Inkline 10 Oct 201914 Oct 2019

Good Newsconservation, environment, Forest of Dean, pine martens, reintroduction, rewildlingLeave a Comment

Their population has doubled overnight in England.

Indian railways launch plan to protect elephants

By: Inkline 18 Jul 201918 Jul 2019

Good Newsconservation, elephant, india, indian railways, railway, wildlifeLeave a Comment

The new initiative is live at over 12 elephant corridors.

European zoos celebrate translocation of rhinos to Rwanda

By: Inkline 10 Jul 201911 Jul 2019

Good Newsconservation, endangered species, environment, rhino, translocation, zoosLeave a Comment

Five eastern black rhinos have been translocated to a national park in Rwanda.

The app helping people save the planet

By: Julia Migné 17 Jun 201917 Jun 2019

Go-gettersapp, conservation, environment, Key Conservation, Nature, technology, wildlifeLeave a Comment

Key Conservation is revolutionising the way people support conservation organisations.

Snow leopards have found an unlikely ally in Russia

By: Inkline 28 Mar 201929 Apr 2019

Good Newscamera trap, conservation, endangered species, IUCN, kyrgyzstan, poaching, russia, snow leopard, tajikistan, Vulnerable species, world wildlife fund, WWFLeave a Comment

WWF turned to ex-poachers to help improve snow leopard monitoring.

Seafood Sustainability: Realising your Power as a Consumer

By: Nikhil Sreekandan 3 Mar 201911 Nov 2019

Long Readsconservation, consumers, environment, environmental awareness, Fish Forward Project, fisheries, Know Your Fish, LocalCatch.org, marine conservation, ocean, seafood, seafood industry, seafood sustainability, sustainability, world wildlife day3 Comments

Can consumers make up for lost time when it comes to seafood sustainability?

Britain’s carnivores stage a surprising revival

By: Inkline 27 Feb 201911 Oct 2019

Good Newsbadger, carnivores, conservation, hunting, otter, pollution, stoat, UK, wildlifeLeave a Comment

The number of badgers, stoats and otters is booming in the UK!

Belize Barrier Reef removed from endangered list

By: Inkline 29 Jun 201814 Aug 2018

Good Newsbelize, Central America, conservation, coral, coral reef, endangered, restoring coral, unesco, world heritage siteLeave a Comment

The Central American nation has taken “visionary” steps to preserve its reef.