🌟🐅 Tiger comeback in Kazakhstan! In 2026, 3-4 Amur tigers from Russia will arrive to restore the species in Central Asia—once native but locally extinct. A major step for biodiversity, with apex predators helping ecosystems thrive! Read more: https://www.ewandp.org/2025/11/20/tigers-in-2026/
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🌟🦜 Forgotten walls come alive! In Hong Kong’s Lantau Island, artist Rosanna Li paints vibrant murals of endangered birds on abandoned houses—blending conservation awareness with urban decay’s beauty. A feathered revival sparking hope! View the gallery: https://apnews.com/photo-gallery/hong-kong-birds-mural-artist-photos-2a77414f55cdf3ea113ad2958cd2a5e9
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Great news! The NSW government is converting two massive cattle stations, Corinya and Tasman, into national parks, protecting 71,000 hectares of unique Outback landscape.
· Major Conservation: The move permanently safeguards vital habitats in previously underrepresented bioregions and protects at least 11 bird species.
· Cultural Protection: The area is rich in Aboriginal cultural heritage, with artefacts and art sites now preserved for future generations.
· Community Benefit: New visitor facilities will boost nature-based tourism, diversifying the local economy that already sees millions from park visitors.
This is a significant win for biodiversity, cultural heritage, and regional communities.
🐳🌊 A wave of hope for South Australia’s oceans! Scientists celebrate a bumper season with nearly 200 endangered southern right whales, including 70 moms and calves, spotted off the coast. A sign of recovery!
#GoodNews #SouthernRightWhale #OceanHope #ConservationWin #SouthAustralia
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/aug/22/southern-right-whale-calving-season-south-australia
The rise from near extinction to flourishing populations of humpbacks and right whales, nature's colossal intellects, are testaments to the resilience of life.
Humpbacks in the western Indian Ocean have grown from around six hundred to 36,000. Populations off both east and west coasts of Australia passed 50 percent of their pre-exploitation levels in 2015, with growth rates of more than ten percent a year. 🐋🌎💙
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