r/nature • u/ADragonFromTheAbyss • 1h ago
In 2014, a Colorado couple bought land to build a family ranch; by 2025 bird species had risen from 29 to 37 and grassland-bird detections doubled from 178 to 356
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r/nature • u/homothebrave • 17h ago
Yosemite, again in corporate crosshairs, embodies the long war over US national park privatization
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r/nature • u/sparki_black • 23h ago
Climate change past the point of no return, UN says, as worst impacts are now unavoidable
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r/nature • u/Intelligent-Drop7133 • 4h ago
10 rare lakes across the world that glow vibrant pink due to high salinity and unique algae
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r/nature • u/Maxcactus • 1h ago
Rat kangaroos reintroduced to Dirk Hartog Island
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r/nature • u/Maxcactus • 1d ago
Underwater gardening helping to restore Tasmania’s lost kelp forests
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r/nature • u/homothebrave • 17h ago
Satellite images show how penguins’ diets are changing in response to Antarctic climate change
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r/nature • u/SprinklesImaginary • 1d ago
Himalayan cliff bees concentrate rhododendron toxins into the wild honey now popularized worldwide as mad honey
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r/nature • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 20h ago
Cambodia cracks down on social media wildlife trade, but gaps remain | News | Eco-Business
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r/nature • u/operation-star • 7h ago
The Netherlands dredged 30 million cubic metres of sand, clay and silt from the bottom of a shallow lake and shaped it into 5 low islands; by 2020, a gull-billed tern chick had hatched there, after only one Dutch breeding case had been recorded since 1958
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r/nature • u/Maxcactus • 1d ago
A Million Falcons Went Missing From Eastern Europe. Here’s How They Were Found
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r/nature • u/Amitmandal001 • 1d ago
New Zealand’s world’s heaviest parrot was on the brink with only 51 birds left; now after decades of intensive conservation by wildlife experts, its population has surged to 325.
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r/nature • u/ADragonFromTheAbyss • 1d ago
The Ocean Census network documented 1,121 marine species thought to be new to science. The project says, enough to raise the normal global identification rate by 54%. While estimates suggest that as much as 90% of marine species may remain undescribed
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r/nature • u/Maxcactus • 1d ago
‘Unicorns of the sea’ help scientists spot danger in the Arctic
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r/nature • u/Maxcactus • 1d ago
Major milestone recorded as part of nationwide Bug Hunt, a win for citizen science
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r/nature • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 1d ago
Bird Flu Kills First Dolphin in Australia, Raising Fears for Its Wildlife
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r/nature • u/DaRedGuy • 1d ago
Groote Eylandt rangers drive reef mapping research after technology failed to predict coral bleaching in Northern Australia
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r/nature • u/Intelligent-Drop7133 • 2d ago
In 1973, Project Puffin began restoring Atlantic Puffins to Maine islands where they had disappeared. Today, more than 1,300 pairs nest there.
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r/nature • u/ADragonFromTheAbyss • 2d ago
One male bird is Almost Single-Handedly Keeping his Species Alive in Britain
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r/nature • u/Intelligent-Drop7133 • 3d ago
In 1997, British Columbia sank the 366-foot HMCS Saskatchewan to create an artificial reef. Within 448 days, divers recorded 46 marine species living on the wreck.
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r/nature • u/nathan_j_robinson • 3d ago
We Love David Attenborough, So Why Don’t We Listen to Him?
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r/nature • u/ocularius61 • 3d ago
Kākāpō rising: 90 chicks swell population of the world’s heaviest parrot | New Zealand
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r/nature • u/AdSpecialist6598 • 2d ago
Researchers catch sharks off NY's Hamptons, attach trackers to toothy predators
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r/nature • u/prisongovernor • 3d ago
Kākāpō rising: 90 chicks swell population of the world’s heaviest parrot | New Zealand | The Guardian
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