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The Great Madagascar Pochard Comeback
Once thought extinct, 12 rare pochard ducklings are born in the wild.
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Repair, reuse, recycle: how Britain is tackling throwaway culture
Repair Cafes are spreading across the country, encouraging people to fix items instead of sending them to landfill.
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In Ahmedabad, women act to make slums climate-resilient, one house at a time
An Ahmedabad-based NGO is helping urban slums to adapt to pressing climate change issues such as heat stress and flooding by empowering women to become changemakers.
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Males take note: this male bird-of-paradise has spectacular mating moves
To attract a female, the Vogelkop superb bird-of-paradise shines his headlights, flips up his cape, and shimmies his feet.
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Meet AGRIman: Trinidad & Tobago’s Superhero on a mission to create a hunger-free world
In order to make farming attractive to young people, WHYFARM's (an organization walking the talk when it comes to securing a sustainable future) founder Alpha Sennon visits schools and communities as AGRIman, a superhero in cape and costume
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Can re-wilding cleanse the African cement industry? A Kenyan firm is giving it a try
Currently, approximately 325 hectares of wasteland quarry have been re-wilded and turned into a park boasting of wildlife species such as giraffes, rhinos, Aldabra giant tortoises, crocodiles, Oryx’s and elands.
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Nepenthes: the carnivorous plant with an insatiable appetite
To survive in extreme conditions, tropical pitcher plants catch more animals than previously thought.
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Meet the Capybara, the largest rodent on Earth!
Ever seen a beaver and thought, “gosh, that’s big?” Then you’ve probably never seen a capybara. At almost twice the size, the capybara is the largest rodent on Earth.
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Unmasking the human face of climate change: two storytellers present a film on the climate emergency in Nepal
Concerned about the increasing climate crisis, an Indian writer/photographer and British filmmaker are on a journey to bring attention to the human stories from the front lines of climate change in Nepal.