CONSERVATION NEWS
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Indigenous leader killed, submerged cities, gorilla victory, California wildfires: 4 stories you may have missed
By Kiley Price
November 4, 2019
In case you missed it: An indigenous leader was killed by illegal loggers, new research shows that rising sea levels could submerge several major cities by 2050, gorilla populations are on the rise and the California wildfires are fueled by climate change.
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4 ways climate change is making life harder for tigers
By Leah Duran
July 19, 2017
A new threat looms for these remaining tigers: climate change.
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Trond Larsen
6 facts you need to know about mangroves
By Andrew Kolb
July 25, 2016
Mangroves are a key piece of how we address climate change. It’s time we stop overlooking them.
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Q & A: El Niño’s grip foreshadows uncertain future for a country on climate’s edge
By Bruno Vander Velde
January 22, 2016
Most Papua New Guineans grow their own food, so they feel the effects of unpredictable weather firsthand.
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Gary Stokes
With climate change, Pacific tuna economy enters uncharted waters
By Sarah Hauck
January 7, 2016
If rising seas submerge an island nation, would it still control its rich waters?
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