Scientists astounded after new method helps rare species rebound population in wild: 'Prevent the decline from being greater'

Scientists astounded after new method helps rare species rebound population in wild: 'Prevent the decline from being greater'

Over the past 50 years, researchers have been tracking the Bonelli's eagle population in Catalonia. An article by Phys.org reported that the methodology for determining species demographics has recently improved with a new protocol promoted by the Biodiversity Research Institute (IRBio) and Conservation Biology Group from the University of Barcelona.  Professor Antonio Hernández-Matías from the UB-IRBio Conservation Biology Group says this new d…

For the first time in history, a Malay Tapir (Tapirus index), an endangered mammal whose world population does not exceed 2,500 specimens in freedom, was born in Spain. The event took place in Bioparc Fuengirola, marking a historic moment after more than two decades of work focused on its conservation. The breeding, which has not yet been named and weighs about 10 kilos, is the result of the successful pairing between Rawa and Mekong, two tapirs…