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Destroying the world's natural heritage: 'Komodo is reaching a tipping point'
The Indonesian national park boasts some of the world’s best dive sites and spectacular marine life, but illegal fishing and unsustainable tourism is threatening its Unesco status.
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History and nature meet at Haven Hill in metro Detroit
Located within Highland Recreation Area in Oakland County, the 721-acre preserve is rich with historic and natural wonders, making it a unique destination amid the hustle and bustle of southeast Michigan.
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People worldwide compete in City Nature Challenge
As citizen and community science initiatives continue to increase in popularity, this year’s third annual City Nature Challenge will expand to more than 65 communities across the globe, including Cabarrus
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After a downpour, where does all the water go?
Slowly and steadily a great flood is trickling its way across the outback. Birdsville is being surrounded and the Channel Country is finally living up to its name. In March great torrents of water crashed
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Cutting-edge cancer drug hobbled by diagnostic test confusion
A landmark cancer drug approved last year seemed to herald a long-anticipated change in the treatment of some tumours: with medicines selected on the basis of molecular markers, rather than the tissue
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Air in a bottle? How companies sell Canadian nature
When two Edmonton men started bottling and selling air from Banff and Lake Louise, Alta., some people thought it was a farce, but about four years later the duo's expanded their line to also include products
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When Phillip Island penguins won, and land owners lost
In the 1980s on Victoria's Phillip Island, a little-known state government decision was made to secure the future of the resident little penguin population—and still to this day it is believed to be a
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New renewable energy capacity double fossil fuel growth in record-breaking 2017: UN report
Solar power is continuing to surge ahead as the world's emerging energy technology, according to a United Nations report that found global spending on solar was higher than any other energy source in 2017.
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Nature up close: Snowy owls down south
By "Sunday Morning" contributing videographer Judy Lehmberg. The excitement within the Fort Worth, Texas, birding community was tangible several weeks ago: For the first time in the memory of
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Natural insecticide' kills advanced prostate cancer cells
One of the hallmarks of advanced prostate cancer is a faulty PTEN tumor suppressor gene. Now, after screening compounds for their effect on cells lacking PTEN, scientists have discovered that a natural
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Ministerial documents reveal Commonwealth concerns about 'old science' and 'validity' of forest agreements
The Federal Government is staring down the prospect of legal challenges to a series of forest agreements allowing logging in native forests across Australia.
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Sydney's big corporate achievers making more money by turning green
Sydney's skyline is greening and the city's big end of town has emerged as a global leader in emissions reductions. The biggest portfolio of commercial buildings, representing half of the city's office
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Flora fatale: The carnivorous plant that scared Charles Darwin
Who do you barrack for: the hunter or the prey? The leopard or the gazelle? The frog or the snake? The fly or the flytrap? Enter the glittering and sensual world of plants with a thirst for blood.
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It's only natural: the push to give rivers, mountains and forests legal rights
n 20 March a community rally on the Margaret river south of Perth called for the river to be recognised as a legal entity with the local council as its custodian. Under the banner “Is it time to give our
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Bush stone-curlews popping up in suburbs as bird once extinct in ACT makes a comeback
Bush stone-curlews are turning up in Canberra's suburbs, a sign that the bird once extinct in the ACT is making a comeback. The bush stone-curlew was lost to the ACT for more than 40 years before being
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Frogs show signs of immunity to chytrid fungus pandemic that has wiped out about 200 species Share
disease caused by a highly contagious fungus has wiped out as many as 200 species of frog worldwide since the 1970s, and pushed many more to the brink of extinction. But researchers now believe that some
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Winners of Scottish Nature Photography Awards revealed
Drawing interest from photographers from all over the world, the awards celebrate nature, wildlife and landscape photography in Scotland. Images were entered to several categories, including Scottish
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Marine heatwave recorded in Tasman Sea breaks records, prompts joint climate report
The Tasman Sea experienced a "marine heatwave" over summer that pushed the surface temperature to a record high, climate scientists say. Following a particularly hot summer on both sides of the
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Ground Truth installation lets you explore 30 years of Brisbane development
Seeking a bird's-eye view of our world using a drone is an obsession for some, but a group of artists, scientists, game designers and composers have come together to go one better. Every 16 days, a US
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It’s in Your Nature: Antler Sheds
Living in this Times News region, I can, within minutes, get out there and experience a plethora of outdoor nature interactions.
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