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New Rights for Afghan Wildlife
With scientific advice from WCS, the government of Afghanistan releases its first-ever list of protected wildlife and plants, which includes snow leopards, wolves, elm trees, and 30 other species. |
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WCS Reaches Out to City Hall
The Bronx Zoo, New York Aquarium, and other local cultural organizations have a whale-sized impact on New York City’s economy, providing jobs and tax revenue, and pumping millions into the local economy. |
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New Hope for Forests
WCS applauds the inclusion of forestry provisions in the American Clean Energy and Security Act, which paves the way to comprehensive climate change policy. |
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Red Flag on Wildlife Farms
WCS finds Vietnam’s commercial wildlife farms are hurting, not helping wildlife. A new report says the farms are a detriment to conservation efforts and enforcement. |
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Turtle Trove in Gabon
Scientists discover the world’s largest nesting population of leatherback sea turtles on the beaches of Gabon. The finding offers new hope for the future of this endangered species. |
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New Hope for Coral Triangle
WCS applauds the launching of the Coral Triangle Initiative at a summit in Indonesia. The leaders of six nations will work together to save this marine biodiversity jewel. |
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