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CMS COP13 Concludes in India With Major New Actions for Migratory Species
Jaguar, Asian Elephant and Great Indian Bustard were given greater protection at CMS COP13 © Charles J. Sharp; © Yathin S.Krishnappa; © Prajwalkm/Wikimedia Commons
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Africa-Wide Conservation Strategy for Giraffe
Priority conservation measures for Giraffes have been proposed at CMS COP13 © Jim Zuckerman
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Animal Culture Linked to Conservation for the First Time
Nut-cracking skills enable Chimpanzees to survive dry seasons in their western habitats © Tetsuro Matsuzawa Primate Research Institute, Kyoto
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CMS Raptors MOU Welcomes Ethiopia as a Signatory
© Aydin Bahramlouian/CMS
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CMS to Present Preliminary Review of the Conservation Status of Migratory Species
Siberian Crane © Ayuwat Jearwattanakanok, Hawksbill Turtle © Robert Harding; Wild Camel © Petra Kaczensky
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