Mozambique protects Mount Mabu’s “butterfly forest”
A new 9,341-hectare community conservation area protects a mountain forest known for exceptional butterfly diversity.
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A new 9,341-hectare community conservation area protects a mountain forest known for exceptional butterfly diversity.
A federal policy shift limits how incidental harm to protected species is treated; a multi-state legal challenge is underway.
An expedition near Christmas and Cocos Islands surveyed depths to 5,431 metres, expanding the record of life in remote waters.
A proposal still under study could affect hundreds of hectares of coral habitat. The outcome is not yet settled.
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