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Drought and overexploitation dried up a lake in Spain’s Doñana National Park

Drought and overexploitation dried up a lake in Spain’s Doñana National Park

Santa Olalla, the last permanent lagoon in the park, has disappeared under the pressure of drought, overexploitation, and illegal wells.

Climate Crisis
Cheetahs return to India after seventy years

Cheetahs return to India after seventy years

The Indian government has pledged to reintroduce cheetahs, classified as a “vulnerable” species by the IUCN, into the wild. The animals will be transferred from Africa.

Nature
Global warming may have contributed to the emergence of coronavirus

Global warming may have contributed to the emergence of coronavirus

A study indicates that the zoonotic origins of coronavirus may have been favoured by global warming’s impact on the conditions for bat habitats.

Coronavirus
Two new embryos created to save the northern white rhino from extinction

Two new embryos created to save the northern white rhino from extinction

Only two northern white rhinos remain, and both are females, but scientists have created two new embryos to save the species, for a total of five.

Nature
The world’s last white giraffe wears a GPS to protect it from poachers

The world’s last white giraffe wears a GPS to protect it from poachers

This is the last white giraffe left in the world. Thanks to a GPS device its movements are being tracked to protect it from poachers.

Nature
Philanthropist Paul Lister. I’m grateful for what has brought us here, but the future belongs to nature

Philanthropist Paul Lister. I’m grateful for what has brought us here, but the future belongs to nature

From Scotland to Abruzzo, via Romania. Philanthropist Paul Lister’s mission is to save biodiversity, and the journey starts in Europe.

Nature
Pangolin scales will no longer be used in traditional Chinese medicine

Pangolin scales will no longer be used in traditional Chinese medicine

China has removed pangolin scales from the list of approved ingredients for use in traditional Chinese medicine.

Nature
Coronavirus and wildlife, can zoonotic diseases decimate the illegal trade in wild animals?

Coronavirus and wildlife, can zoonotic diseases decimate the illegal trade in wild animals?

The relationship between the coronavirus and wildlife is complex: while the pandemic may lead to a reduction in the illegal trade in wild animals, it may also encourage it in other respects.

Coronavirus
Moon bears, a sanctuary to save them from bile farms opens in Laos

Moon bears, a sanctuary to save them from bile farms opens in Laos

NGO Free the Bears has opened a mountain sanctuary for moon bears in Laos. With the government’s help, it aims to close all bile farms by 2022.

Environment
How factory farming breeds deadly viruses and epidemics

How factory farming breeds deadly viruses and epidemics

Factory farming conditions and antibiotic-resistant pathogens emerging as a result of them pose an existential threat to humans in the form of zoonotic diseases. Why it’s time to produce and consume food more thoughtfully.

Coronavirus
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