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Customs, WJC operation results in conviction of Nigerian wildlife trafficker

A wildlife trafficker illegally selling pangolin scales in Nigeria was on November 7, 2025, convicted, the Wildlife Justice Commission (WJC) has disclosed. The conviction, disclosed the WJC, marks another...
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International Tribunal urges govts, masses to acknowledge nature’s rights

Governments and everyday people have been charged to acknowledge that nature has rights just as humans do, and that ecosystems deserve to exist, thrive,...
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Okomu National Park: Inside Nigeria’s bold community-conservation experiment

Located in Ovia South-West Local Government Area of Edo State, the Okomu National Park is one of Nigeria’s largest surviving rainforests. Birds call from the...
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Researchers discover European bison, wild horses help retain water in the landscape

Natural grazing by large ungulates improves conditions for vegetation growth, promotes the storing of organic substances in the soil, and enhances water retention in...
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Kunming Biodiversity Fund endorses first full-size projects to support global action on biodiversity

The Kunming Biodiversity Fund (KBF) has announced the endorsement of 22 projects as the Fund’s first full-size projects. These projects will support 34 countries...
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UNESCO, LVMH sign new five-year partnership, expand joint actions for biodiversity conservation

UNESCO and LVMH Group on Thursday, October 30, 2025, announced the renewal of their partnership dedicated to biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. This new agreement,...
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Range states agree on first Regional Action Plan for jaguar conservation

The jaguar was one of the first species included in CITES Appendix I in 1973. Today, jaguars are facing ever-increasing threats such as habitat...
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Survivor Nyasulu: Amplifying African voices in conservation

The Elephant Protection Initiative (EPI) friend of the month is Survivor Nyasulu, a conservation storyteller, filmmaker, photojournalist, and culture photographer from Dete, Hwange in...
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