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Living4 months agoKazakhstan’s Snow Leopard Population Soars Toward Historic Highs
Kazakhstan’s snow leopard population has made a remarkable recovery, with current estimates ranging from 152 to 189 individuals. These numbers echo those last seen in the...
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Living5 months agoStudy Highlights the Mental Health Benefits of Time Outdoors for Children
A new study has found that spending time in nature can significantly improve the mental health of children, particularly those with pre-existing emotional challenges. The research,...
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Living6 months agoIndia’s Tiger Population Doubles Since 2006, Reaches 3,682
India has achieved a remarkable milestone in wildlife conservation, with the nation’s tiger population growing to 3,682 in 2022, up from 2,967 in 2018. This marks...
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Living7 months agoGlasgow’s First Tree Hugging Tournament Aims to Bring People Closer to Nature
In a shady clearing at Dams to Darnley Country Park, Hannah Willow, barefoot and clutching twigs and leaves, gently approached a towering tree. After gracefully circling...
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Living8 months agoSwiss Innovation: Revolutionizing Chocolate Production with Whole Cocoa Fruit
A groundbreaking development in chocolate production has emerged from Switzerland’s Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. Food scientist Kim Mishra and his team have created a...
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Living8 months agoUkraine’s New Generation of Pet Owners: Finding Hope and Healing Through Animal Adoption
In the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a heartening trend has emerged among the country’s younger generation. Millennials and Gen-Z Ukrainians, many of whom previously...
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Living8 months agoBreakthrough in Maugean Skate Conservation: First Captive-Born Hatchling Thrives
Scientists at the University of Tasmania’s Institute of Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS) are celebrating a significant milestone in their efforts to save the endangered Maugean...