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Trees in China’s sprawling Great Green Wall project appear to grow faster than those in natural forests, a new study has ...

New report finds that just two Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) out of 113 in the UK ban bottom-trawl fishing across the whole ...

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Organisations will come together to target fishing practices such as bottom trawling in Europe's Marine Protected Areas ...

Emergency rescue plan is being rolled out for a bird so rare that survey teams searching across 12 mountains in Java failed ...