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The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in Australia has said that at least 1,300 new plant and animal species have been discovered or described by scientists in the years 1998-20…
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The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in Australia has said that at least 1,300 new plant and animal species have been discovered or described by scientists in the years 1998-20…
Scientists say more than 350 new plant and animal species have been discovered in the eastern Himalayan mountains, but now they are seriously threatened by the effects o…
According to a report recently published by WWF, among 1,068 species newly discovered in the Mekong Sub-region from 1997 to 2007, there is the largest huntsman spider in…
For the first time in 100 years, the wildcat has reappeared in the Italian Alps. Local authorities say it is not dangerous for pets in the area.
On April 18, Tram Chim National Park - Dong Thap said that the number of garden cranes increased from 89 in 2006 to 125 in 2007 and until April 16, 2008, 98 cranes retur…
Over the past 25 years, the world's tiger population has halved, mainly due to human activities, warned by experts from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF).
An unobtrusive World Wildlife Fund camera installed in an Indonesian National Park captured a seemingly new Sumatra tiger.
According to information from the International Fund for Nature Protection (WWF) in Vietnam, a group of WWF and Conservation International scientists (CI) have discovere…
On July 3-7, scientists of the International Conservation Fund (WWF) and International Conservation Organization (CI) discovered the largest population of gray-shanked d…
Scientists from the International Conservation Organization (CI), the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Cambodian Ministry of Fisheries said they have arrested and relea…
According to a new statistic conducted in Russia, only 25 to 34 Chinese leopards live in wilderness in an area near the border with China and the DPRK.
World Wildlife Conservation Organization (WWF) yesterday discovered a new leopard species on the island of Borneo in Southeast Asia.
Since 2005, scientists have discovered at least 52 new species of flora and fauna on the island of Borneo (Southeast Asia), the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) today announced.
The warming of the Earth climate, if left unchecked, could push 72% of the bird species on the planet to the brink of extinction, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) scene
On June 27, World Wildlife Fund (WWF) said research biologists in Indonesia's Borneo forest found a poisonous snake that automatically changes color to the environment.