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PHILIPPE COUSTEAU JR S EARTHECHO INTERNATIONAL ANNOUNCES THE UK S FIRST THREE WINNING SCHOOL TEAMS IN ITS OURECHO CHALLENGE TO PROTECT BIODIVERSITY

/PRNewswire/ EarthEcho International, the global nonprofit dedicated to building a youth movement to protect and restore our ocean planet, today announced.

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Australia Installs 100 Nest Boxes to Nurture Native Species in Its Most Populated City

The Australian city of Sydney has installed over 100 nest boxes to serve as homes in place of .

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Invasive Burmese Python Skin Made into Leather Bags Could Save Florida Native Wildlife

Crafting invasive Burmese python skin into leather bags could save the native wildlife of Florida. Read more here.

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WWF tracks wildlife recovery from Black Summer bushfires with AI, machine learning

Wildlife experts are surprised to see animal populations recovering across eastern Australia following the devastating Black Summer bushfires.

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As a result of Arizona s 5th largest fire—the Center for Urban and Native Wildlife is growing more than 200 Saguaros to replace those destroyed

While the Center for Urban and Native Wildlife (CNUW) building is located on the campus of Scottsdale Community College its members oversee a large campus green house, a community garden and even a nature trail.

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