How did the Green Sea Turtle population increase from less than 100 individuals in 1980 to over 2,500 today? The Florida Everglades has long been known as a haven for wildlife. In the 1960s, however, the area was hit hard by pollution and development. As a result, the number of sea turtles nesting in the …
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Wolves have been forever hunted by humans, in many parts of the world this has been almost to the point of extinction. One of the main reasons (or ways this has been justified) is because of the perceived risk that wolves pose to human life. Wolves are dangerous animals – right? This is something that …
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The Ivanpah Valley used to be a stunning space, full of natural habitat and wildlife to match. Now, solar development projects scatter the area, and more are going to be added to the vast sea of mirrors. How does this affect the wildlife of the valley, and what will more solar projects do? A Quick …
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