Tiger Recovery Was Not Consistently Linked to More Human–Tiger Conflict
A 2010–2025 synthesis from ten tiger range countries found no consistent relationship between tiger population size and total…
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A continuing selection of new studies, conservation projects and important developments connected to species in the archive.
Amur leopard density nearly tripled in a decade
Ten years of camera-trap data from Russia’s Land of the Leopard National Park show a strong recovery in…
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Future Environmental Change Could Reduce Greater White-fronted Goose Migration Network Integrity by 35–71%
Models of the East Asian spring migration system from the Yangtze Basin to the Russian Arctic projected more…
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East Greenland Barnacle Geese Fell to 65,516 While the Russian Flyway Held Near 1.5 Million
AEWA’s 2026 assessment estimated 65,516 East Greenland barnacle geese in March 2026, down from earlier peaks of 80,000,…
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Two Models Estimated 13.5–19.6 Million Wild Boar Across Europe’s Core Range
Two independently calibrated models estimated about 13.5 million and 19.6 million wild boar across Europe’s core range before…
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Female Amur Tigers Detected Mostly in Protected Areas Had 90% Estimated Annual Survival, Versus 51% in Hunting Leases
Four years of camera trapping in Central Sikhote-Alin estimated annual survival at 90% for female Amur tigers detected…
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Moscow’s Great Crested Grebe Breeding Population Reached 86 Pairs in 2025
Long-term monitoring across 150 ponds and 23 rivers found that Moscow’s great crested grebe breeding population reached 86…
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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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