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Learning to live with — and love — bears and eagles in Colombia's cloud forest - Vimarsana News

Learning to live with — and love — bears and eagles in Colombia's cloud forest

Mayra Parra presses play on her laptop, and the video on the screen comes to life for the Perez family in the town of Abriaquí, Colombia. As a spectacled bear ambles into view, scratching its back against a towering roble tree, the smiles on the faces of three generations of the family quickly burst into […]

Smuggled parrots thrive at South Florida preserve - Vimarsana News

Smuggled parrots thrive at South Florida preserve

Poaching and smuggling have endangered Amazon parrots, native to Central America. Miami customs officers caught a man with 29 eggs in March.

Cutting down the Amazon does not build prosperity for most Brazilians - Vimarsana News

Cutting down the Amazon does not build prosperity for most Brazilians

Deforestation proponents in Brazil routinely argue that cutting down the Amazon is an effective way to alleviate poverty. For example, the Bolsonaro administration’s official statement to the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference asserted that “where there is a lot of forest there is also a lot of poverty”, implying that forest cover is inversely […]

These Two Critically Endangered Species Are Making A Historic Return To Mount Kenya Reserve - Vimarsana News

These Two Critically Endangered Species Are Making A Historic Return To Mount Kenya Reserve

Conservancy groups in Kenya are coming together to assist these species, which have been victims of poaching, forest fragmentation, and more.