#WildlifeConservation is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 99 people shared 181 posts with it — around 6 a day. Activity is down 13% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 29 with 12 posts.
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Kazakhstan Releases First Tiger into Wild in More Than 70 Years - The Times Of Central Asia
Kazakhstan has released a tiger into the wild for the first time in more than 70 years, beginning the practical phase of a long-running program to restore the
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Voices of the Flyways: Diana Eusse
Join Diana from Asociación Calidris to learn more about the work she is doing to conserve birds along Colombia’s Pacific coast.
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North Wales Rivers Trust: Restoration Round Up
River restoration projects across North and Mid Wales are improving water quality, protecting wildlife and reducing flood risk.
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Oakmont council approves one‑year deer‑management contract with Suburban Wildlife Management
Oakmont Borough Council voted 6–1 to enter a one‑year agreement with Suburban Wildlife Management to organize an archery and, if permitted, a sharpshooting phase aimed at reducing the borough’s deer population; council members and residents pressed the firm on safety, vetting and costs.
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Protecting Rare Orchard Wildlife with New Conservation Project
Scientists from Aberystwyth University are helping safeguard some of the country's rarest orchard wildlife in a major conservation initiative.
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72-Year-Old Hiker Suffers Serious Injuries After Grizzly Bear Attack in B.C.
A 72-year-old hiker was seriously injured after a grizzly bear attack in British Columbia's South Chilcotin region. The incident occurred near Gold Bridge, approximately 70 kilometers north of Pemberton. Search and Rescue teams, along with Conservation Officers, responded swiftly to the scene, which was deemed unsafe for direct entry due to the bear's aggressive behavior. The hiker, who suffered lacerations to her face, arms, neck, and a C1 vertebra fracture, was rescued by the B.C. Wildfire Service during a wildfire operation and transported via air ambulance to hospital. Conservation officers later confirmed the attack was likely defensive, involving a female grizzly with at least one cub. Experts emphasize the importance of precautions like bear spray and avoiding high-risk areas during dawn or dusk. The incident highlights ongoing challenges in human-wildlife coexistence in B.C.'s remote regions.
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Biologists warn pipeline route crosses habitat for critically imperiled species
A biologist and other speakers said the proposed corridor would cross tributaries upstream of preserves that host critically imperiled species, urging separate evaluations and stronger permit scrutiny to protect those habitats.
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Wildlife staff urges relocation or $6.4M mitigation for Drunkard's Wash solar; company tax offer disputed
Division of Wildlife staff told the council that relocation of the Drunkard's Wash solar project is their preferred alternative and that mitigation funding sought for wildlife impacts totals about $6,400,000; staff said a new solar tax does not substitute for mitigation.
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Commission approves preconstruction, design contracts funded by Sunset Zoo Trust for new Lemur and Americas exhibit
The commission unanimously approved a $10,000 phase‑1 construction manager-at-risk agreement with McCownGordon, a $5,561,442 design contract with Anderson Knight Architects, and a funding agreement with the Sunset Zoo Trust, which pledged to cover the preconstruction and professional fees.
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The Soil Underneath Your T-Shirt
Photo by Paul Wuthrich on Unsplash Cotton supports the livelihoods of an estimated 250 million people worldwide and makes up roughly a quarter of all the textile fibre used on the planet. For a pla…
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