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Salgado Amazonia

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Amazônia: The beauty of paradise

For Sebastião Salgado, paradise on Earth exists in the Amazonian forest. His latest project highlights the lush Amazon rainforest and the complex worlds of its Indigenous communities.

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Iconic animals are under threat if we breach 1.5°C warming, warns WWF

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Iconic animals are under threat if we breach 1.5°C warming, warns WWF

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Animal sounds hold clues to biodiversity – help scientists unlock them

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Animal sounds hold clues to biodiversity – help scientists unlock them

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coral reef

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The world has missed its target for protecting oceans to save species

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Beaver dam

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Why do beavers build dams?

Donkey digging a well

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Wild horses and donkeys dig desert wells that boost biodiversity

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Untouched nature was almost as rare 12,000 years ago as it is now

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Why rescuing the climate and saving biodiversity go hand in hand

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Why rescuing the climate and saving biodiversity go hand in hand

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Covid-19 hit biodiversity across the globe. Here’s how to fix things

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Covid-19 hit biodiversity across the globe. Here’s how to fix things

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Extinction denialism is a worrying new anti-science movement

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Extinction denialism is a worrying new anti-science movement

There are a growing number of people who deny the threats that many species face. It is a worrying trend, writes Graham Lawton

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Fairy lantern flower has a gaping 'mouth' and saps energy from fungi

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Changing sounds reveal impact of Amazon fires on animal life

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Humans have severely affected fish biodiversity in half of all rivers

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