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Saiga antelopes are making a comeback

By: Inkline 8 Jul 20218 Jul 2021

Good Newsantelopes, bounce back, conservation, critically endangered, environment, Kazakhstan, saiga, saiga antelopeLeave a Comment

The critically endangered species is recovering to levels nearing 1,000,000 individuals.

Conservationists reintroduce rheas in Chile

By: Inkline 16 May 202116 May 2021

Good NewsChile, conservation, environment, Patagonia, reintroduction, rhea, wildlife conservationLeave a Comment

The at-risk flightless bird, has been reintroduced in a national park in its native Patagonia region.

How You Can Save The Planet: Book Review

By: Julia Migné 14 May 202114 May 2021

Reviews, The Sparkconservation, conservationists, environment, environmental awareness, environmentalists, youth, youth action, youth empowermentLeave a Comment

This new practical guide aims to empower young people to act for nature.

Australian Northern Territory to permanently ban seabed mining

By: Inkline 18 Feb 202118 Feb 2021

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The announcement comes after an almost decade-long moratorium on the destructive practice.

Environmental films that turn the lens on wildlife beyond national parks

By: Kartik Chandramouli 27 Jan 202127 Jan 2021

Long Readsconservation, crocodiles, environment, filmmaking, Goa, india, Malaika Vaz, marine conservation, national parksLeave a Comment

Environmental films can raise awareness and act as a catalyst for on-ground change.

Namibia reduced seabird by-catch by 98%

By: Inkline 18 Jan 202118 Jan 2021

Good Newsalbatrosses, birds, by-catch, conservation, environment, fisheries, marine conservation, Namibia, oceanLeave a Comment

The mandatory use of bird-scaring lines on fishing vessels contributed to the drastic decrease.

A copious serving of hope from India’s eco-champions

Co-authored by Bijal Vachharajani and Radha Rangarajan, it is a must-read for children and adults alike.

Huge marine sanctuary to surround Tristan da Cunha

By: Inkline 18 Nov 202018 Nov 2020

Good Newsconservation, marine, marine conservation, marine sanctuary, no take zone, Tristan da Cunha, wildlifeLeave a Comment

The world’s most remote inhabited island is set to have a giant marine protection zone around it.

Brazilian frog believed to be extinct found in the Atlantic Forest

By: Inkline 21 Oct 202021 Oct 2020

Good NewsAtlantic Forest, Brazil, conservation, eDNA, environment, frogsLeave a Comment

Scientists found traces of the species using environmental DNA technique.