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A controversial one the douglas fir for example is considered an adequate substitute for the spruce but conservation groups say it reduces biodiversity and carries the risk of becoming invasive concerns that apply for all imported species . forest as stefan feel he is aware of that potential threat but the prospect of losing his forest to climate change is in his eyes the greater danger. if we keep an eye on survey results but regenerating the next generation is something that can't wait until the research is completed so we've planted species here that we assume will be climate compatible lik...

Shrunk dramatically in recent years and continues to do so scientists and conservationists are now experimented with a novel way to track and monitor the critically endangered apes. somewhere underneath the thick canopy of borneo is rain forest orangutans i brought him in the jungle foraging for food i'm swinging from tree to tree but every day there's fewer of them the natural habitat is shrinking and becoming more dangerous . these are running times live in a sanctuary as so many others is they are all things and i'm able to survive in the wild it's this. land clearing and poaching are said ...

Reserve had already been drained but not much peat have been extracted here conservation groups have filled in more than one thousand ditches to rework the land but now the birch trees are dying because they are standing in water. with wene and biologists kindness has been helping to preserve this site for nearly twenty years this area was first described in about one thousand nine hundred by german scientists car i'll go to baber. three thousand or three thousand here. it was three thousand lower this or. through. one thousand eight hundred five or. nature of the. tunku shy conducts research ...

Nature reserve had already been drained but not much peat had been extracted here conservation groups have filled in more than one thousand ditches to the land but now the birch trees are dying because they are standing in water. with twenty and biologists kindness has been helping to preserve this site for nearly twenty years this area was first described in about one thousand nine hundred by german scientist carl vega. or. three thousand or three thousand here. it was three thousand lower this or. thought of. being cut through. one thousand or. nature of the.

Three conservation groups argue the proclamation is unlawful. they say border barriers prevent the passage of wildlife and could lead to local extinction of jaguars and other endangered species. two groups filed lawsuits against the declaration on friday. meanwhile, more protesters are expected to hit the streets across the country tomorrow to speak out against the president's national emergency. several people were arrested in new york city friday night at a demonstration outside a trump-branded hotel. the reality on the border is a little different from president trump's view of a national...