Discover how tech like GPS collars and mobile apps is used in Zimbabwe to track wildlife, prevent human-wildlife conflict, and help communities coexist.
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Africa’s wildlife has lost a third of its ‘ecological power,’ study says
How are biodiversity losses reshaping how ecosystems function? A recent study quantifies the impact of biodiversity and ...
Rohit Gupta [email protected] Most people don’t think of cities as ecosystems that are thriving. High-rise buildings ...
Environmental crime is now one of the world’s most profitable illegal industries, driven by illegal logging, wildlife ...
San Diego Humane Society released a rehabilitated hoary bat with a transmitter for tracking, the first in the region, ...
Susan Meyers, a volunteer with Monarchs Across Georgia, says most make their way across the south every fall on their way to ...
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Rehabilitated hoary bat with tracking transmitter released in Southern California for the first time
The San Diego Humane Society marked a milestone on Wednesday, releasing a rehabilitated hoary bat equipped with a tracking ...
Wade Papenfus - Offshore Tales on MSN
Hunting, cooking, and surviving among the world’s deadliest wildlife
I try survive 3 days eating only what I catch tracking down deadly animals to stay alive. This catch and cook journey tests ...
An FWC survey team spotted an endangered right whale entangled in lines off the coast of Jekyll Island the same day a new ...
Crazy Creatures on MSNOpinion
The vanishing of a massive bull that defied all tracking efforts
This video follows the puzzling disappearance of a dominant bull elephant whose sudden absence unsettled wildlife experts. It ...
KPBS on MSN
San Diego Humane Society releases first tracking-device carrying hoary bat into SoCal wilderness
The San Diego Humane Society Thursday announced it has successfully released a rehabilitated hoary bat fitted with a Motus ...
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