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Leakage or spillover? Conservation parks boost biodiversity outside them, but there s a catch, new study shows

Leakage or spillover? Conservation parks boost biodiversity outside them, but there s a catch, new study shows
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Flying Squirrels To African Gray Parrot, Virgin Earth s Aviary In Ooty Is Heaven For Bird Enthusiasts

Virgin Earth’s aviary houses the California Quail, known to be found in the dense forests of California only.

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The Queen Visits RAF Sculthorpe heritage centre in Norfolk

Ian Brown, who runs RAF Sculthorpe heritage centre (RSHC) said he was both humbled and honoured after taking Queen Elizabeth II on a private tour.

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Photo taken on Nov. 4, 2021 shows an elegant bird with white feathers and a long tail in the Riverside Park of Wuhu city, east China’s Anhui Province. From time to time, the bird comes out of the forest to find food. Experts determined the bird to be Silver Pheasant, a national second-class protected animal.

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Kon Ha Nung to promote World Biosphere Reserve recognition

Kon Ha Nung to promote World Biosphere Reserve recognition Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công 13/04/2021 07:32 GMT+7 The central highlands Gia Lai Province, in co-operation with Man and the Biosphere Programme, an intergovernmental scientific programme of UNESCO, has completed a dossier for the World Biosphere Reserve recognition of Kon Ha Nung Highlands. Two gray-shanked douc langurs (pygathrix cinerea) – the world s largest troop living in the central region of Vietnam are found living in the national Kon Ka Kinh Park in Gia Lai Province. The province has sent a dossier for the World Biosphere Reserve recognition of Kon Ha Nung Highlands in the province. Photo courtesy of Frankfurt Zoological Society

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