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The Nigerian Conservation Foundation has warned that Nigeria has lost nearly 90% of its forest cover in the past 30 years due to deforestation driven by illegal logging, agriculture, and urbanization.

Three wild European bison tragically died after being hit by a train in the UNESCO-listed Białowieża Forest in eastern Poland.

A Brazilian study reveals that the diminishing availability of prey is linked to the declining population of jaguars in the Atlantic Forest, warning about their potential extinction in the region.

Nine black vultures have died in Dadia forest, Evros, due to suspected poisoning, marking a significant environmental crime.

The Nigerian Conservation Foundation has raised alarm over the country's significant loss of forest cover, urging immediate action to combat deforestation as Nigeria has lost nearly 90% of its forests over the past 30 years.

Campo Grande will establish a new green space, the 'Bosque da COP15', with the planting of 250 tree seedlings as a legacy of an international conservation conference.

The Brazil nut harvest in the State Forest of Paru has begun, emphasizing the balance between income generation and environmental conservation in the region.

A rare caracal was hunted down and burnt in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, in a case that has drawn significant attention from the forest department and local authorities.

A recent study highlights that the decline of prey availability in the Atlantic Forest poses a significant threat to the survival of the jaguar.

A brown bear has been spotted in the Šimonys forest in Lithuania, observed by local hunters and shared as part of ongoing wildlife monitoring efforts.

An exhibition showcasing the wildlife of the Atlantic Forest opened in Nova Friburgo, Brazil, featuring over 40 taxidermied animals, and will be available to the public until April 3.

A call for the preservation of older forests to protect the three-toed woodpecker and other specialized species due to declining suitable habitats.

Governor Alfonso Durazo of Sonora announced a collaboration agreement with Mexico City’s Chapultepec Forest to enhance the development and conservation of La Sauceda urban forest.

The Estonian Climate Ministry's decision to abandon the forestry development plan is influenced by concerns over excessive logging, highlighted during a concert-action event advocating for forest conservation.

Social media misinformation has sparked outrage over a proposed fee for nature activities in Latvia, primarily for regulated events in protected areas, countering exaggerated claims about general fees for forest activities.

A conservation project is underway to reintroduce the jacutinga bird to areas in Brazil where it has been extinct for decades.

Ecuador's Ministry of Environment officially designated Cerro Azul as a Protective Forest and Vegetation to conserve its tropical dry forest ecosystem.

Finnish forest management disputes arise from divergent views between Metsähallitus and environmental organizations regarding the classification of certain forests.

A Finnish government agency plans to log several areas, despite opposition from environmental groups, highlighting the ongoing debate over forest management.

Reports indicate that two wolves have been spotted roaming near the Moravian Karst area, approaching the city of Brno.

A new study highlights the lack of scientific knowledge regarding sarcosaprophagous flies in the Amazon, emphasizing their vital role in ecosystems and the urgent need for research in remote areas.

The article discusses the art exhibition of Māris M. Gailis, showcasing a collection of dolls inspired by Latvia's forest animals in human forms to emphasize the importance of nature conservation.

Rare Hawaiian snails, considered extinct for over three decades, have been successfully reintroduced into their natural habitat in Hawaii after extensive conservation efforts.

Finland's Metso forest conservation program will continue until 2040, yet funding shortages threaten to meet conservation targets, with nearly 300 applications pending in several regions.

The rare 'Forest Owlet', considered one of the world's rarest hunting birds, has been sighted in Kuno National Park, marking a significant ecological improvement in the region.

The article narrates an adventurous journey into the Amazon rainforest led by a local guide who embodies a deep connection to the jungle despite the language barrier.

The situation of forest tits in Finland is critical, with significant population declines, and current forestry practices are insufficient for their conservation without additional voluntary efforts from forest owners.

The Madhya Pradesh government has released five endangered vultures back into the wild, equipped with GPS tags for tracking their movements through satellite technology.

A forestry area in Finland, previously unable to secure state protection due to funding issues, has found a new buyer for its conservation.

The spread of spruce bark beetles in Southern Estonia has significantly decreased, leading the State Forest Management Centre to forego felling bait trees this year.

A nature conservation group in Estonia has highlighted the insufficient protection for birds during nesting season due to the government's failure to establish nationwide nesting peace regulations.

Environmental monitoring cameras have captured rare footage of wildlife in Antalya, Turkey, showcasing the region's rich biodiversity.

A resident in Além Paraíba, MG, has initiated a wildlife monitoring project that highlights the hidden biodiversity in the region through photographic traps.

The lynx population in the Bavarian Forest and Šumava National Parks has reached record levels, indicating a healthy and stable existence for the species in these areas.

A biologist captured rare footage of the harpy eagle, the largest raptor in the Americas, during a monitoring expedition in the Pantanal of Mato Grosso do Sul.

The Los Alcornocales Natural Park, located in the westernmost part of the Betic Mountains, is the largest conserved cork oak forest in the Iberian Peninsula and one of the most significant in the world, producing one third of the peninsula's cork.

A cheetah that sought refuge in a jackfruit tree was successfully captured by forest officials using tranquilizer shots, providing relief to the Alipurduar area.

The article discusses how certain bird species, such as the Imperial Eagle and the Robin, have benefited from conservation actions amidst increasing forest areas, although the threat of wildfires looms.

The article discusses how the focus on individual trees has led to overlooking broader environmental issues in the Omalos area.