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animal conservation
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Nature
June 6, 2023
Fast-tracking the “super-bilby”
Nature
March 30, 2023
Australian marsupials top the list of world’s most threatened and unique animals
Nature
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Artificial intelligence tool finds endangered Queensland bird by “listening” out for its call
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Asian elephants prefer to live on the edge
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The staggering natural price tag of the Black Summer bushfires
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Good and bad news: eradication of pests on islands is working – New Zealand and Australia lead the way
Nature
August 11, 2022
The endangered warru, or black-footed wallaby, is facing even more challenges as the climate changes
Nature
July 12, 2022
The end of the world
Animals
June 17, 2022
Swift action required
Birds
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