CONSERVATION NEWS
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Scientists estimate how many fish are caught from Hawaii’s reefs
By Eva Schemmel
May 2, 2018
Knowledge of fish populations in the coral reefs along the islands’ shores is woefully lacking, so scientists compiled this data.
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3 new scientific discoveries you should know about
By Morgan Lynch
April 5, 2018
Scientists prove that donations and funding for environmental projects do work and whales’ pasts can influence the future decisions they make.
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New tool provides gauge for freshwater health
By Allie Goldstein
March 19, 2018
Scientists created a scoring system for freshwater health.
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Study: To make conservation go ‘viral,’ keep it simple, social
By Sophie Bertazzo
February 28, 2018
Funny YouTube videos, the newest smartphones … and conservation? A new study looks at ways we can make conservation go “viral.”
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With eye to hungry planet, new tech watches soil health
By Morgan Lynch
February 15, 2018
An estimated 10 billion people will walk the Earth by 2050 — how will humanity grow enough food on land that is increasingly tapped out?
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