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Southern African leaders meet on conservation areas regional development

Southern African leaders gathered on Friday, May 23, 2025, to mark 25 years of transfrontier conservation cooperation and address challenges in managing shared natural...
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Conservation

Kyrgyz Republic unveils 800,000-hectare ecological corridor for biodiversity

A new ecological corridor of around 800,000 hectares, or 8,000 km², was announced by the Kyrgyz Republic on Thursday, May 22, 2025. The corridor...
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Conservation

UN launches task force to curb illegal taking of migratory birds in South‑West Asia

A new front in the global fight against wildlife crime began on Wednesday, May 21, 2025, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, with the launch of...
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Conservation

Elephant protection: Bridging conservation, communities, capital

The Elephant Protection Initiative (EPI) Foundation's friend of the month is Alexander Stonor, an Africa-based Franco-British sustainability, environmental, social and governance (ESG) consultant. Alex...
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Focus Biodiversity Forum: An opportunity to scale up conservation efforts

Often referred to as “the Galapagos of Africa”, the Island nation of São Tomé and Príncipe (STP) is big on biodiversity, with an incredible...
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Conservation

Millions of birds still illegally killed, and most countries failing to stop it – Report

Despite bold promises to protect migratory birds, most countries are alarmingly off course, a new study reveals. BirdLife International and EuroNatur’s latest study, titled: “The...
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Conservation

Old Oyo National Park, hidden gem with sustainability challenges – Conservator

Conservator of Park (CP), Old Oyo National Park, Mr. Tesleem Kareem, has said the park, though grappling with sustainability challenges, remained one of Nigeria’s...
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Conservation

Govt, partners urged to act on rangeland conservation

The Federal Government and partners have been urged to take decisive action to protect and restore rangelands, safeguard pastoralist communities’ livelihoods, and enhance climate...
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Navy dismantles illegal refinery in Rivers, recovers 20,000 litres of stolen crude

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NCF seeks partnership with students to advance environmental conservation

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