Dimming the sun could save corals from bleaching and hurricanes
20 October 2017
Climate change will harm corals by overheating them and unleashing more violent hurricanes, but cooling the planet by geoengineering could reverse those effects
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Boy finds 'extinct' frog in Ecuador and helps revive species
7 July 2017
A citizen science prize of $1000 got one family looking for a once-common amphibian. Their rediscovery of it has led to tadpoles hatching in captivity
Italy’s drying lakes imperil rare shrimp species found only here
22 June 2017
The survival of ancient and unique species thriving in mountain lakes in central Italy have been threatened by a double whammy of a quake and climate change
Fish recognise friends and foes through their unique faces
14 June 2017
A cichlid in Africa’s Lake Tanganyika uses patterns of facial stripes to distinguish individuals and keep tabs on them
Cool retreats are needed to save giant panda from warmer weather
14 June 2017
Chinese mountains where pandas live are become too warm for these animals to live in happily, and a network of new chill-out zones may be their only chance
See-through frog has heart you can see beating through its chest
25 May 2017
The beautiful Hyalinobatrachium yaku is a previously unknown glass frog from Ecuador, but its habitat is threatened by oil exploitation
Mass landfills are saving endangered vultures from extinction
18 May 2017
Endangered Egyptian vultures thrive near open garbage sites, which have helped some bounce back – but EU regulations threaten to shut the sites down
