Shift to Smaller Animals Predicted
As a result of the threats posed by human activity, scientists are predicting that there will be a shift towards smaller sized animals and birds, which could incur negative impacts for the long-term sustainability of ecology and evolution.
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International Volunteering Without the Large Costs
With some smart planning and hard saving you could be a part of a conservation project to save your favourite species.
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Collapse of Gorilla Subspecies
The decline can be traced back to the Rwandan genocide in 1994, which forced hundreds of thousands of refugees to flee the Democratic Republic of Congo (DCR), the only country in which the Grauer’s gorilla is found.
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What you need to be aware of before deciding on a career in conservation
You have decided you want a career in conservation, but how should you go about achieving it? Getting a career in conservation isn't always easy, but there are a few things you can do to help you get a head start.
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Turtle Migration Mystery Solved
North Pacific loggerhead turtles' years-long oceanic journeys remain poorly understood. Using data from satellite tracking and other techniques, scientists reveal a unique phenomenon that may explain the endangered migrants' pathway.
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Wolf Reintroduction in Scotland
New research on wolf reintroduction in Scotland indicates that for them to be effective at directly reducing red deer numbers and allowing nature to recover in the Highlands, they may need to be reintroduced to very large fenced reserve.
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