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Climate Change milestone demands shift to renewable energy
The need to shift to sustainable and clean energy sources will be reinforced when the levels of ...
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Artists sought to promote conservation message
WWF-New Zealand is asking artists and designers with a passion for conservation to create artworks ...
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Seabird National Plan of Action a ‘good first step’
A new government plan to help save New Zealand’s seabirds has been welcomed as a positive first ...
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‘Epidemic’ of illegal logging imperils Russian forests and tigers – WWF
Illegal timber used for flooring and furniture sold in US and Europe
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Mending the Mangatarere
Before the fresh spring waters that gather at the base of the Tararua Ranges can reach Cook Strait, ...
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Orphaned rhino struggles to survive after mother killed
An Indian rhino calf that lost its mother to poachers is clinging to life with the help of ...
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Virtuous endeavours don’t go unnoticed
It was 1770 when Captain James Cook first laid eyes on Endeavour Inlet, a dramatic, sparkling bay ...
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Central Africa to mobilise up to 1000 soldiers to save its elephants
Central African states on Saturday said they would mobilize up to 1,000 soldiers and ...
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Translocated rhinos give birth in Manas National Park, Assam, India
Amidst the recent spurt in poaching of rhinos in the north east Indian state of Assam there is a ...
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DOC job cuts threaten native wildlife
