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They've Done a Song of Hope for a Threatened Species.

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In Longueuil, on the edge of the Tremblay forest, we heard again the song of the faux-grillon groove last spring. About 20 ponds were set up for this endangered species. The success of the operation surprised even its ideators.

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They've Done a Song of Hope for a Threatened Species.

In Longueuil, on the edge of the Tremblay forest, we heard again the song of the faux-grillon groove last spring. About 20 ponds were set up for this endangered species. The success of the operation surprised even its ideators.

·Montreal, Canada
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La Presse broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Friday, September 11, 2026.
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