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A monitoring study found fewer collisions after a package of crossing measures was installed in Colorado’s South Gap corridor. The Greenland overpass opened later, so its contribution has not yet been measured separately.
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Three people were arrested after reptiles were seized at two sites in Castellón. Authorities allege some animals were laundered through the legal trade; the investigation is ongoing.
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In Sarawet, the group Rhizopora combines mangrove work with fishing-related income and savings. Available accounts describe its activities, but provide limited evidence of longer-term ecological or household-income outcomes.
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A bounty is supporting lionfish removal and research in Bahia, while the scale of the fish’s presence and its local effects remain unclear.
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Thai authorities say about 400 pieces of African elephant ivory were found concealed in timber. Zambia’s reported connection to the shipment remains under investigation.
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