Global Conservation Newscast: Recent Episodes
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A weekly review of wildlife conservation success stories and news highlights from across the globe. #LetNatureThrive
In this episode we highlight human-Leopard coexistence in India, the recovery of Tasmanian Devils in Australia, and Indonesia's newly designated conservation province!
In this episode we highlight the recovery of Greater One-horned Rhinos in India, river restoration in Ukraine, and the protection of Glass Sponge reefs in Canada - thought to be extinct for 37 million years!
In this episode we highlight a National Park expansion in New Zealand, the recovery of the Canary Egyptian Vulture, and the newest (and largest) Marine Protected Area in the Atlantic ocean!
In this episode we highlight new Marine Protected Areas, the rediscovery of the world's largest bee, recovering sea turtles in Texas, and more!
In this episode we highlight conservation successes from the Netherlands, Philippines, Ecuador, and more!
In this episode we highlight conservation successes from Peru, Abu Dhabi, Mexico, and more!
In this episode we highlight conservation successes from Russia, India, French Polynesia, and more!
In this episode we highlight conservation successes from Spain, Vietnam, Australia, and more!
In this episode we highlight conservation successes from Myanmar, Haiti, Turkey, and more!
In this episode we highlight conservation successes from Chile, England, United States, and more!
In this episode we highlight conservation successes from Bolivia, China, Tanzania, and more!
In this episode we highlight conservation successes from South Africa, Brazil, Australia, and more!
In this trailer we introduce the new Global Conservation Newscast and provide some background on what it's all about. If you'd like to learn about conservation successes from around the globe, than you're tuned into the right show! Hit that subscribe button for a weekly newscast highlighting new parks and protected areas, ecosystem restoration and rewilding stories, and species rediscoveries!