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A 1.2-gram transmitter tracks a spoon-billed sandpiper across 8,000 km, revealing new breeding grounds and key migration stopovers that could change conservation strategies.

Southern mountain caribou face a 53% population drop as habitat vanishes due to logging. Are these ancient herds on the brink of extinction? Uncover what's behind the staggering numbers.

Tilapia's rapid spread in Philippine waters raises tough questions on balancing native fish protection with its economic role. Learn why this invasive species poses a challenge for conservationists.

Discover how the MTA's ambitious $68.4 billion plan aims to revitalize New York's transit system, promising over 70,000 new jobs and significant economic growth across the state.

A Stanford study reveals electric vehicle batteries might last up to 40% longer than previously estimated, potentially reducing replacement costs and extending vehicle lifespan.

Rhino poachers face justice thanks to insects revealing time of death. This forensic twist strengthens cases against wildlife criminals while aiding endangered species protection efforts.

Scientists are investing $1 million per clone to rescue big cat species with fewer than 5,000 individuals remaining. Can cloning overcome challenges like birth defects and surrogate rejections?

After 200 years, Britain’s heaviest beetle reappears in Dorset ponds. Why now, and what makes this plant-eating giant thrive again? The clues lie in its wetland habitat. Don’t miss the details!

Kamloops faces a major threat as 11 Japanese beetles are spotted, endangering 300 plant species. Is this the start of a bigger crisis for the region’s agriculture and environment?

Trained dogs sniff out hidden pests on ships and planes to protect Hawaiʻi’s fragile ecosystem and prevent millions in wildlife losses. Learn how these canines are outperforming humans.