Technology makes studying wildlife easier, but access isn’t equal

Technology makes studying wildlife easier, but access isn’t equal

Studying primates in the wild has historically been a tough task. Alexander Piel knows the challenges too well. Since 2005, the biological anthropologist has been studying primates in countries like Tanzania, Madagascar, Kenya and Senegal. For one, the vastly diverse habitats made it difficult to track them: while some live in dense tropical forests, many […]

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Ancient big trees, endangered birds, wildlife, and ecosystems to be sacrificed for ring road

Ancient big trees, endangered birds, wildlife, and ecosystems to be sacrificed for ring road

Leading conservationists claim that ancient big trees, endangered birds, wildlife, and ecosystems are being sacrificed for an Albanean government-approved ring road south of Perth. For a portion of the $1.25 billion Bunbury outer ring road, habitat for the severely endangered western ringtail possum and the rare black cockatoos will be permitted to be removed. An […]

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Tanzania’s ban on live animal exports is back after one day of outrage

Tanzania’s ban on live animal exports is back after one day of outrage

Tanzania has reversed a controversial decision to lift a ban on wildlife exports that sparked outrage in the East African country. The ban, imposed in 2016, was put in place to safeguard the country’s protected animal and bird species that were being illegally shipped abroad, according to the government. On Saturday, however, wildlife authorities announced […]

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