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A family of bears marched past a crowd to cool off in Lake Tahoe - a cute, but terrifying, example of our climate-crisis dystopia mmcfalljohnsen@insider.com (Morgan McFall-Johnsen,Erin Snodgrass) © Nicholas Hunter/Shutterstock Black bear cubs. Nicholas Hunter/Shutterstock A beachgoer earlier this month spotted a family of bears swimming in Lake Tahoe near tourists. But video of the encounter reveals how the growing dangers of the climate crisis are taking effect. As the planet's warming creates more and more extreme weather, humans aren't the only ones fleeing. Video showin...

The practices were selected for the four-year framework’s architecture and interior design lot, expected to be worth around £15.5 million in fees. They

A relatively low proportion of free-flowing rivers are formally protected. Because rivers have diverse values arising from diverse processes operating at a range of scales, more than one type of mechanism may be need to fully protect a river.

Pandemic crippling nature conservation efforts Updated AFP Share this: The COVID-19 pandemic has not only had devastating effects on humans, but it has also heavily impacted efforts to safeguard natural ecosystems and habitats around the globe, conservationists warned on Thursday. unsplash The pandemic and its economic fall-out have put rangers out of work, forced cuts to anti-poaching patrols, and sparked a range of environmental roll-backs, the International Union for Conservation of Nature said. A special edition of the IUCN's PARKS journal, containing a collection of new research paper...

Colombia’s national parks at a crossroads as new director installed by Aurora Solá on 3 March 2021 As Colombia’s parks face brutal deforestation, a firestorm of criticism has erupted over the country’s newly appointed director of national parks, Orlando Molano, who has no experience in environmental affairs. During the 17-year tenure of outgoing director Julia Miranda, eight new parks were established and Chiribiquete National Natural Park was expanded to become the world’s largest tropical rainforest park. Environmentalists worry that under Molano’s oversight the development of r...