Brown Shrikes in Laos Flushed at Greater Distances Than Red-backed Shrikes in Poland
In spring 2024, brown shrikes in Laos took flight at a mean 53.7 m from an approaching observer,…
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110 of 259 Publicly Documented Tiger Seizure Incidents Were Linked to Prison or Fines
A review of 259 tiger-related seizure incidents in seven Southeast Asian countries linked 110 to imprisonment and/or fines…
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Model Projected Up to 60% Loss of Highly Suitable White-rumped Vulture Habitat by 2100
A 2026 range-wide model for South and Southeast Asia projected that highly suitable White-rumped Vulture habitat could decline…
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Brown Shrikes in Laos Were Most Often Found in Semi-Open Agricultural Mosaics
A 2026 field study in Laos found brown shrikes most often in semi-open agricultural landscapes, with occurrence positively…
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Targeted Poaching for Lion Body Parts Appears to Be Expanding Across Africa
A 2026 review finds that targeted poaching of African lions for body parts appears to be increasing in…
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Nearly Two-Thirds of 76 Tiger Conservation Landscapes Were Classified as at Risk
Across 76 tiger conservation landscapes in Asia, human pressure and forest fragmentation increased from 2000 to 2020. When…
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