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  • The Pangti Story documents how a Nagaland village went from hunting the Amur Falcon to conserving it

    The Pangti Story documents how a Nagaland village went from hunting the Amur Falcon to conserving it

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    In just one year, the hunters of Pangti become conservationists of these visiting raptors, but they are now struggling to earn a livelihood

  • World's rarest marine species vaquita porpoise may be extinct in a year, reveals report

    World's rarest marine species vaquita porpoise may be extinct in a year, reveals report

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    With an estimated 30 or fewer individuals remaining, vaquita porpoise — the world's most endangered marine mammal — may go extinct by 2018 if no action is taken to save them, a new study warns. Known as the 'panda of the sea' because of its distinctive markings, the vaquita is endemic to the Upper Gulf of California.

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