Conservation News (31) July—Sep 2020 UAE
Rare and enigmatic bird spotted on Abu Dhabi's Saadiyat Island
New species of plant discovered in the UAE
breeds rare Arabian collared kingfisher in captivity for first time
Dhabi launches rehabilitation programme to protect rare plant species near Jebel Hafeet"
Bee'ah launches region's first solar energy landfill project in Sharjah
Abu Dhabi celebrates the first critically endangered Addax born in Largest sea turtle rehab facility in the region coming up in Abu Dhabi
Record 876 flamingo chicks born during 2020 breeding season at Al Wathba Wetland Reserve
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UAE lifts 6-year ban on Jaziri sheep and goats
Al Wurayah Reserve .. An incubator environment for rare and migratory birds
EAD Rehabilitates Local Samar Blossoms
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Sheikh Zayed Falcon Release Programme marks its 25th Year with new milestone
Allegations of foul play as tonnes of dead fish float in Iraq’s marshes
An “environmental bomb” threatens the Yemeni coast on the Red Sea How Tunisia’s shrinking economy and fish stocks put shark on the menu
Middle East among 'world's most vulnerable' for ecological threats
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AIRPORT AMONG 15 MOST ECOFRIENDLY INITIATIVES IN MIDDLE EAST
Egypt launches campaign to promote nature reserves and ecotourism
Saudi project to prepare operational guidelines for the rationalization of sustainable energ
Wild bison to return to UK for first time in 6,000 years
Brussels failing to protect bees, says watchdog
Mysterious Cause of Hundreds of Elephant Deaths in Botswana Finally Comes Into Focus
Daytime aardvark sightings are a sign of troubled times
Climate change on-track to wipe out polar bears by 2100
Back from the dead? Stem cells give hope for revival of Malaysia's extinct rhinos
Pilot whales Tasmania: Almost 400 die in Australia's worst stranding
Captive-bred turtles return to their habitat in Ecuador
Rare dolphins return to Hong Kong as coronavirus halts ferry traffic
Elephant shrew rediscovered in Africa after 50 years
Humpback whales make 'wrong turn' into crocodile-infested river in Australia's Kakadu national park
Up to 48 species saved from extinction by conservation efforts, study finds