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A cuscus and handler at Port Moresby Nature Park in Papua New Guinea Photograph: Port Moresby Nature Park
Coronavirus closures threaten future of Papua New Guinea's only animal rescue centre
September 14, 2020

From the heat and dust of the city’s noisy, crowded streets, the Port Moresby Nature Park is an oasis, for the city’s residents as well as the animals it keeps.

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Japan’s own native, endangered species are also being negatively impacted by the international pet trade, including its turtle species, the study found (Getty Images/iStockphoto)
Threatened species are ‘laundered’ in Japan’s exotic pet trade, study finds
June 19, 2020

Alarming numbers of threatened species are being smuggled into Japan and “laundered” into the exotic pet trade, a new study has found.

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A cat waiting to be adopted in Sydney. Researchers say all Australian cats should be kept indoors to stop them hunting native animals. Photograph: Peter Parks/AFP via Getty Images
Keep pet cats indoors, say researchers who found they kill 230m native Australian animals each year
May 29, 2020

Domestic cats are killing an estimated 230m native Australian birds, reptiles and mammals every year, according to new research that quantifies the pet’s national toll on native animals for the first time.

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bee pollinating a flower
Buzz off honey industry, our national parks shouldn’t be milked for money
February 27, 2020

Among the vast number of native species damaged by the recent bushfire crisis, we must not forget native pollinators. These animals, mainly insects such as native bees, help sustain ecosystems by pollinating native plants. Native pollinator populations have been decimated in burned areas.

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Assessment and Control of Biological Invasion Risks

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This book is of worldwide benefit to people, for assessment and management of biological invasion risks

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