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Serge Wich: How drones are conserving wildlife

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Serge Wich: How drones are conserving wildlife

Tracking declines in biodiversity in the tropics can be tricky – but drones and astrophysicists are helping conservationists to keep up, explains biologist Serge Wich

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Dynasties review: Attenborough’s latest special focuses on real drama

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Dynasties review: Attenborough’s latest special focuses on real drama

Culture

tiger in lab

Life

The day a Siberian tiger nearly killed me

Features

Giant panda

Life

We can tell whether pandas are mating successfully by their bleats

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Female brown hares

Environment

Rabbit-killing virus may have mutated to kill hares too

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giant tortoise

Environment

Home of the gentle giants: How humans live with Galapagos tortoises

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Priya Singh

Life

The rare-leopard spotter who accidentally caught gunmen in her traps

Features

Rhone Glacier, Switzerland, 2018 (c) Norfolk & Thyman

Earth

Photography: heating up the climate campaign

Culture

coral

Environment

Divers are attempting to regrow Great Barrier Reef with electricity

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sheep

Environment

Moose and sheep pass down their migration routes through culture

Bighorn sheep and moose establish a good migratory route through years of cultural learning – and the knowledge can be lost in a generation if they are moved

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Earth

Biodiversity in crisis: Earth’s giant construction projects mapped out

Features

Earth

Special report: The new megaprojects changing the face of our planet

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Humans

Call off the grizzly bear trophy hunt, it's immoral and unscientific

Comment

Life

Biodiversity may prove to be the defining issue of our age

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