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River fragmentation and its impact on wildlife
Human-caused habitat fragmentation in rivers and its impact on wildlife - explained.
Expert opinions, insights and conservation news from across Fauna & Flora’s projects.
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Fauna & Flora expands marine conservation portfolio by over 50% in five years
Fauna & Flora, has expanded its marine portfolio by 56% since the start of 2019, with the addition of 17 new marine proj...
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Coral symphony – A new record for Cambodia
Synchronised mass coral reef spawning has been observed for the first time in Cambodian waters by Fauna & Flora and our ...
Opinion
Promoting gender equality in a conservation context
Helen Anthem, Fauna & Flora’s Gender Specialist, assesses progress towards achieving gender equality and looks at some o...
News
A new hope – Previously unknown Skywalker gibbon populations found in Myanmar
New populations of an endangered primate, named after the lead character in Star Wars when it was identified as...
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Road to recovery – Twenty-one black rhinos relocated to new home
Fauna & Flora’s partner, Ol Pejeta Conservancy, is celebrating the translocation of 21 eastern black rhinos to a new saf...
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New magnolia tree species discovered in northern Honduras
Fauna & Flora’s in-country partner in Honduras has discovered a new species of magnolia.
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Biodiversity challenge – Ten species to watch in 2024
A look at some of the threatened species that we want to protect in 2024.
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A primate on the brink – Cao vit gibbon even closer to extinction than feared
Thanks to new technology, we now have a better idea of just how vanishingly rare the world’s second rarest ape really is...
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Celebrating 120 years of innovation, influence & impact
A look back at some of Fauna & Flora’s landmark achievements since our foundation in 1903.
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Turtle bonanza in Cambodia
Hundreds of turtle hatchlings discovered in a series of nest finds following a decade of fruitless searching in Cambodia...
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Weird and wonderful saiga officially off the critical list
Saiga antelope reclassified from Critically Endangered to Near Threatened on IUCN Red List
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