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Rare Amur leopard cub dies at Copenhagen Zoo after weeks of veterinary care

A leopard cub, barely two months old, has died at Copenhagen Zoo.

COP31 Climate Summit Faces Low Expectations as Countries Tackle Finance and Fossil Fuels

Efforts to slow climate change are progressing slowly. In two weeks, countries from around the world will meet at COP31 to draw up a plan for the planet’s future. As always, the issue of money is high on the agenda.

UN Biodiversity Summit Faces Pressure to Speed Up Progress on 2030 Nature Goals

Several important goals for the world’s wildlife and nature are due to be met in four years, but progress is slow. How to achieve the goals of “nature’s Paris Agreement” will be in focus when the UN biodiversity summit is held for the 17th time.

Wild vertebrate populations have declined by 73% in 52 years, WWF report finds

Populations of wild vertebrates have declined by an average of 73 percent in just over 50 years, according to a new report from WWF. This is a serious trend, but one that can be reversed, the organization says.

Forest fires push critically endangered Sumatran elephants closer to extinction

The critically endangered Sumatran elephant is getting closer to extinction, an Indonesian conservation organization warns.

How to Enjoy Herring at Easter Despite Red Listing Concerns

The herring that is consumed the most in Sweden should not be eaten, according to the World Nature Fund's latest Fish Guide. Despite this, there are opportunities to save the Easter table. The producers are working hard to reorganize, it's good, says Carl Dahlman, at the environmental organization MSC.

Earth Hour Unites 98 Countries in Global Climate Action

Elephant Calf Rescued – Has Lost Its Mother

An elephant calf that lost its mother at a palm oil plantation has been rescued by Indonesian authorities. Now, one hopes that it will be able to be reunited with its family.