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Kakapo recovery, Bachman's warbler memorial, Spix's macaw, the species hanging on in fragments.
Endangered
On the dry prairies of central Florida, a subspecies that nearly disappeared in 2017 is being rebuilt one captive-bred release at a time, with results that are encouraging and not yet sufficient.
Endangered
On the Delaware Bay beaches in May, a shorebird population whose collapse paralleled the horseshoe crab harvest of the 1990s posted its best refuelling season in eleven years.
Endangered
On an island in the southern Indian Ocean, a fungal disease that nearly took a 170-pair seabird population is, after a decade of intervention, finally on the back foot.
Endangered
In central Victoria, a species reduced to roughly three hundred wild individuals is losing not only its numbers but the cultural inheritance of its dialect.
Endangered
Twenty-three years into the southern release programme, the condor's recovery is real and the cause of nearly every preventable death is still ammunition fragments in carrion.
Endangered
Five years after the first reintroductions in northeastern Brazil, the released birds are forming pair bonds, defending territory, and producing the species' first wild-hatched chicks in twenty-six years.
Endangered
The last accepted sighting was in 1988. In April, a small group gathered in the South Carolina lowcountry to walk the canebrakes where the bird used to nest.
Endangered
Inside the slow, helicopter-supplied recovery of a flightless parrot the Department of Conservation has spent thirty-one years dragging back from nine.