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Members of the wwf have tagged and tracked hammerhead sharks in Galapagos to help scientific studies

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Barbados Blue BBC

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To make up for this loss, people attempt to restore mangroves all around the world. In most cases, they approach mangrove restoration as if they were planting a forest on land. They grow mangrove seedlings in greenhouses and then transplant them into mudflats along the ocean's edge.

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Seven rare Cross River gorillas (including infants) pictured giving hope that their numbers are recovering

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Caileigh Breen

Super Corals

Coral producing their own ‘sun cream’ as a way of protecting themselves from rising sea temperature. Some corals have began emitting beautifully vibrant colours to attract algae.

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Rehabilitation of injured and orphaned native species in the New Forest.

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In 1963 there were only 487 nesting pairs. By 1995 the bald eagle moved from the endangered species list to the threatened list. In 2007 they were taken off the list of threatened species list.

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Tree swallow boxes are now in use on a preserve back home

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The "Carbon Bomb" under the Congo Basin rainforest. Contract been signed by government to protect this rich habitat

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coral reef nurseries

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Oxybenzone levels dropping during lockdown around the island of Maui

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Bleaching - Scientists from countries including Israel, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Yemen are setting up a study centre in Switzerland to collaborate on solutions to the Red Sea’s most pressing problems.

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England's First wild beaver colony in 400 years

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Pangolins removed from the official list of traditional Chinese medicines.

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There's even more of this lil guy

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Buying a Christmas tree and then planting it

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People and nature can rejoin so we can all live and thrive together.

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Rewilding Jaguars in Argentina

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Langholm moor community buyout succeeded. This means that a local community in scotland bought land that they want to use for eco-tourism, scientific study and carbon capture from the peatland in the area. They are also creating a nature reserve

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Little White and Little Grey finally are released into a sea pen after a 6000 mile rescue mission from shanghai

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Venezuelan Red Siskin. Rediscovery of traditions and bird conservation in Venezuela.

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Researchers recovering eggs from an anesthetized southern white rhino female.

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Egg Recovery from Southern White Rhino Female

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The re-introduction of Pine Martens in areas of the UK

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The Reintroduction on Red Kites to the UK in the 90s

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Chough re-introduction in Cornwall

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New structures that are helping artificial reefs grow a lot easier and quicker

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Endangered Blue Whales Make 'Unprecedented' Comeback to South Georgia Island

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reintroduction of native trees in Cober Valley

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Bison herd rescue in Oklahoma

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Forest Town Wildlife Conservation Group protecting one of two natural spas

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Saving whales from china

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Most Koala births in You yang this year yet! following bushfires. Six Joeys born.

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Having gone extinct in the wild, a successful captive breeding scheme has led to the reintroduction of California condors to the American South West

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Planting a tree

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3-D printing coral to help build reefs back up after coral bleaching

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Chernobyl. 30 years after the disaster, the wild has reclaimed the space. Is now a sanctuary for wildlife that are rare elsewhere. A powerful message that nature always bounces back.

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Fox in Chernobyl Classroom. No matter the damage we cause to the planet nature has a way of reclaiming the land and thriving in the absence of humans.

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1 of 4 remaining species of native frog and only terrestrial frog found on mainland New Zealand. Has now got a captive breeding programme.

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Forest for Cornwall Programme

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Despite destruction to marine wildlife, Coral can grow in extreme places

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Regeneration and conservation of whale sharks in the Arabian Sea

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Wildlife officials moved 10 manatees found near a warm water discharge pipe in a South Carolina coastal river back to their more traditional winter home in Florida.

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Seahorse population regenerating in the seagrass meadows at Studland Bay, Dorset after lockdown

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Next generation of conservationist

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The number of black rhinos, one of the worlds most endangered species, is slowly increasing.

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Little Grey and Little White are the first Beluga whales to be returned to the ocean after over 10years in captivity.

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Re-population of Red Kites in the UK

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Humpback population increasing

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Asda's opening of a new sustainability store, Leeds.