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Maharashtra: "Nearly Extinct" Damselfly Species Found Near Satara Dam
Three nature conservationists from Satara in Maharashtra claimed to have "rediscovered" a "nearly extinct" damselfly species "Lestes Patricia" after almost 100 years.
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Big Dams Worldwide Causing Extinction Of Species: Study
Despite being hailed as conservation sanctuaries that protect species from hunting and deforestation, reservoir islands created by large dams across the world undergo sustained loss of species every year, new research has found.
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Extreme Adventure: 1950s Film Shows Beavers Parachuting Into Idaho Backcountry
It must have been a bizarre sight: Beavers in boxes parachuting down into Idaho's Frank Church -- River of No Return Wilderness Area. They were on a mission: Build dams and create habitats for other species, such as deer, elk and moose.
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12,314 Birds of Various Species Found During Summer Bird Count
As many as 12,314 birds of various species were found during the day-long summer bird count exercise at Pong Dam, to monitor the number of birds present in the Wildlife Sanctuary.
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Maharashtra: "Nearly Extinct" Damselfly Species Found Near Satara Dam
Three nature conservationists from Satara in Maharashtra claimed to have "rediscovered" a "nearly extinct" damselfly species "Lestes Patricia" after almost 100 years.
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Big Dams Worldwide Causing Extinction Of Species: Study
Despite being hailed as conservation sanctuaries that protect species from hunting and deforestation, reservoir islands created by large dams across the world undergo sustained loss of species every year, new research has found.
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Extreme Adventure: 1950s Film Shows Beavers Parachuting Into Idaho Backcountry
It must have been a bizarre sight: Beavers in boxes parachuting down into Idaho's Frank Church -- River of No Return Wilderness Area. They were on a mission: Build dams and create habitats for other species, such as deer, elk and moose.
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12,314 Birds of Various Species Found During Summer Bird Count
As many as 12,314 birds of various species were found during the day-long summer bird count exercise at Pong Dam, to monitor the number of birds present in the Wildlife Sanctuary.
