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Kazakhstan Begins Bold New De-Extinction/Reintroduction Plan Restoring The Caspian Tiger
Ambitious conservationists worldwide are writing new playbooks about species conservation. A result is a more aggressive conservation style intended to reintroduce species into habitat from which they have been driven. Today’s prime example is the return of the tiger (Panthera Tigris) to Kazakhstan. This newest effort, launched at the end of July, follows similar efforts…
Wolves Have Returned To California But Face Many Survival Challenges
Gray wolves. (Canis lupus) have made a remarkable natural return to California. But if you ask “Who is afraid of the Big Bad Wolf?” You will find many people still are. Wolves once were common in California but by the 1920s, intensive hunting, trapping, and government-backed bounty programs had completely wiped out California’s wild wolf population.…
Four Wild Red Wolf Litters Bring About Two Dozen Pups Into The Extinction Battle
Although critically endangered, four American red wolf (Canis rufus) mothers are doing their best to save their species from extinction. That wolf, one of the world’s most endangered canids, is responding to human assistance in the wetlands of eastern North Carolina. But the threat remains. A remarkable four healthy litters have recently arrived according tthe…
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