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WWF remove 2,000 snares, rescue 45 wild animals in sanctuaries

WWF remove 2,000 snares, rescue 45 wild animals in sanctuaries
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New Sarus crane nests spark hope

New Sarus crane nests spark hope
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Cambodia records 792 rare white-shouldered ibis in 2022 census

Cambodia recorded 792 rare white-shouldered ibis in its 2022 census, an increase of 5 percent from 755 birds in a year earlier, conservationists said on Thursday.

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Cambodia records 792 rare white-shouldered ibis in 2022 census-Xinhua

Cambodia records 792 rare white-shouldered ibis in 2022 census-

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This undated photo shows white-shouldered ibis sitting in a tree in the Siem Pang Wildlife Sanctuary in Stung Treng province, Cambodia.Vorsak said BirdLife in Cambodia is delighted to support this species working group to develop and implement the Cambodian ibis conservation action plan to protect the critically endangered birds from extinction.

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