China and Peru Join Forces to Save Rare ‘Queen of the Andes’ Plant
China and Peru scientists are teaming up to protect the endangered “Queen of the Andes” plant, the world’s largest bromeliad, native to Peru’s highlands.
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From ‘Spoonies’ to Tigers: Asia Pacific’s Race to Save Biodiversity
Asia Pacific’s rich biodiversity is under threat, from Spoon-billed Sandpipers to Siberian tigers. Despite challenges, regional initiatives aim to reverse nature loss before it’s too late.
Funding Stalls at COP16: Nations Struggle to Save Global Biodiversity
At COP16, wealthy nations failed to agree on funding for global nature conservation, leaving the future of biodiversity efforts uncertain.
Protecting Wild Tigers: Safeguarding Earth’s Biodiversity
Discover how protecting wild tigers plays a crucial role in preserving global biodiversity and why their survival is essential for healthy ecosystems.
Replanting Hope: Malaysia’s Reforestation Efforts to Save Endangered Trees
With one-third of the world’s tree species facing extinction, Malaysia’s reforestation efforts aim to conserve biodiversity and restore native forests, offering hope for the future of the planet’s ecosystems.
Saving Plants to Save Ourselves: Global Efforts to Protect Biodiversity
Plants are vital to life on Earth, forming the foundation of our ecosystems. Discover how global initiatives are working to preserve threatened species and protect our planet’s rich biodiversity.
Saving Malaysia’s Rainforest: Volunteers Fight to Protect Natural Diversity
Malaysia’s ancient rainforests are under threat as many tree species become endangered. Discover how experts and volunteers are working to protect this vital biodiversity.
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