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Saiga Antelope Moves from Critically Endangered to Near Threatened Category on IUCN Red List

Saiga Antelope Moves from Critically Endangered to Near Threatened Category on IUCN Red List
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End-of-the-world scare stories have the opposite effect: celebrated conservationist EJ Milner-Gulland accentuates the positive

End-of-the-world scare stories have the opposite effect: celebrated conservationist EJ Milner-Gulland accentuates the positive
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Saiga Antelopes Are Struck Again by a Plague in Central Asia

An ancient species that once roamed grasslands with woolly mammoths is dying in great numbers in Mongolia, with harmful factors piling up.

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Fenced In: How the Global Rise of Border Walls Is Stifling Wildlife

Amid a rising tide of nationalism, walls and fortified fences are proliferating around the world. These barriers pose a growing threat to wildlife — blocking animal migrations and threatening millions of species that will need to move to keep up with a changing climate.

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