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Extinct or not? Hundreds of unseen species remain ‘lost’

June 17, 2022

Until the mid-1800s, the Jamaican petrel was a common site on the shores of its namesake island. But then came invasive rats and mongooses, and the bird disappeared. Biologists have searched without luck. Since 1879, …

David Frey

TWS president, president-elect increase international presence

October 12, 2021

As members of the International Union of Game Biologists gathered for its congress in Budapest last month, they heard a message from TWS President Carol Chambers on the importance of increasing diversity in the wildlife …

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Bornean orangutan listed as critically endangered

July 14, 2016

The latest assessment by the International Union for Conservation of Nature has designated the Bornean orangutan (Pongo pygmaeus) as critically endangered, recognizing the failure of conservation efforts to establish a stable or increasing population of …

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