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Conservation slowing biodiversity loss, scientists say

A study published in Science reveals that conservation measures have been effective in two-thirds of cases, reducing global biodiversity loss.
Scientists from various research institutes conducted the first-of-its-kind study involving 665 trials spanning different countries, oceans, and species types.
The study emphasizes the significant impact of successful conservation efforts in improving biodiversity and slowing its decline.

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BBC News

Conservation slowing biodiversity loss, scientists say

A first-of-its-kind study shows conservation is worth investing in, researchers say.

10 days ago·United Kingdom

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Shropshire Star

Conservation efforts lending a helping hand to global biodiversity, study says

The decade-long research is the biggest of its kind ever completed.

10 days ago·Ketley, United Kingdom

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Evening Standard

Conservation efforts lending a helping hand to global biodiversity, study says

The decade-long research is the biggest of its kind ever completed.

10 days ago·London, United Kingdom

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RNZ

Conservation slowing biodiversity loss, scientists say

The findings offer a "ray of light" for those working to protect threatened animals and plants.

10 days ago·New Zealand

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The Argus

Conservation efforts lending a helping hand to global biodiversity, study says

The decade-long research is the biggest of its kind ever completed.

10 days ago·Brighton, United Kingdom

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Liberation

Biodiversity: conservation measures are generally effective but not yet sufficient

The analysis of 186 assessment studies of various conservation measures from around the world demonstrates the overall effectiveness of these devices, but more needs to be done to eradicate the fall of livestock.

10 days ago·Paris, France

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