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Untouched nature was almost as rare 12,000 years ago as it is now
Most land on Earth has been shaped by humans for at least 12,000 years, suggesting low intensity land use is compatible with preserving biodiversity
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Just 3 per cent of the land on Earth is still ecologically intact
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Greta Thunberg’s amazing year meeting the world’s climate scientists
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Environment
Both species of African elephants are now officially endangered
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Life
More than 4000 cheetahs have been trafficked in the past decade
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Covid-19 stimulus plans are undermining conservation efforts
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Biodiversity
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Ten conservation success stories when species came back from the brink
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Playing With Sharks review: The amazing woman who helped film Jaws
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Sharks at unprecedented risk of extinction after 71 per cent decline
Numbers of oceanic sharks and rays have declined at an 鈥渁larming鈥� 71 per cent over almost half a century, leading to an unprecedented increase in their risk of extinction
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People in Scotland to be asked about reintroducing lynx to the country
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How you can help with penguin research by browsing images at home
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A Perfect Planet review: Attenborough’s new show is one of his best
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Inside the fight to save the Great Barrier Reef from climate change
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