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Alien species to increase by 36% worldwide by 2050 Phys.Org | 4 years ago

According To A Study, Komodo Dragons Might Soon Be Extinct Due To Climate Change The Times of India | 4 years ago

Young bats accept reality of climate change before older generations New Scientist | 4 years ago

The wildlife we have lost: the species dying out as sixth mass extinction takes off Independent | 4 years ago

Global Eco Watch: Komodo dragons could become extinct soon due to climate change Down To Earth | 4 years ago

How captivity saved these animals from extinction CNN | 4 years ago

Fish exposed to noise pollution likely to die early: study Phys.Org | 4 years ago

Fish exposed to noise pollution likely to die early: Study The Times of India | 4 years ago

How to reverse global wildlife declines by 2050 Down To Earth | 4 years ago

South of the Amazon, battle is on to save wetlands and jaguars from record fires The Sydney Morning Herald | 4 years ago

The Irish Times view on animal populations: an SOS from nature The Irish Times | 4 years ago

‘Like a sledgehammer’: Killer whales perplex scientists by ramming sailing boats on Spanish coast Independent | 4 years ago

WWF Report: 68% of world's animal population vanished since 1970 FRANCE 24 English | 4 years ago

Primates are facing an impending extinction crisis—but we know very little about what will actually protect them Phys.Org | 4 years ago

Artificial reefs take on a towering presence as havens for marine predators Phys.Org | 4 years ago

World's wildlife populations have fallen by an average of 68% in four decades, World Wildlife Fund says CNN | 4 years ago

68% of biodiversity lost in 5 decades: Report The Times of India | 4 years ago

Global wildlife being decimated by human actions, WWF report warns Mongabay Environmental News | 4 years ago

Up to 48 species saved from extinction by conservation efforts, study finds The Guardian | 4 years ago

World’s wildlife population down by 68% since 1970 The Indian Express | 4 years ago

Humans Were Responsible For 96% Of Mammal Extinctions Over 126,000 Years, Says New Study The Times of India | 4 years ago

Humans drive 96 percent of mammal extinctions Theecologist.org | 4 years ago

Earth's 'lost species' only the tip of the iceberg BBC News | 4 years ago

Following African elephant trails to approach conservation differently Phys.Org | 4 years ago