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Scientists discover a second wild population of the critically endangered Sehuencas water frog in Bolivia, offering new hope for the species.

A cross-Caribbean ‘matchmaking’ project has helped critically endangered Lesser Antillean iguanas rebound on Anguilla, with 300+ now thriving.

New coalition launches ambitious effort at World Conservation Congress to help prioritize efforts to protect the planet.

New investigation suggests U.S. beef supply chains exposed to illegal cattle farms driving the destruction of Nicaragua’s Indigenous territories and irreplaceable rainforests.

Coalition of supporters commits $20 million to help achieve ambitious target.

The World Heritage Site provides a crucial source of water for local communities and is home to critically endangered and endemic species.

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