Tag: Bad Conservation News

Florida is no stranger to invasive species, and Nile monitors are causing havoc in Cape Coral.
  • Outdoors Outdoors

Residents claim alligator-like lizards are invading neighborhood: 'Corner of my eye, I see this huge monster'

A close-up of a shiny faucet with a single droplet of water hanging from the tip against a dark background.
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Experts sound alarm as Texas city's water crisis offers grim look into the future

The blizzards that many Americans have been experiencing over the last two weeks have destroyed almost 50% of the blueberry and strawberry crops growing in North and Central Florida.
  • Food Food

Farmers issue urgent warning as worsening crisis devastates crops: 'One of the worst years'

Dry red chilli prices in Karnataka, India, have surged amid shrinking production.
  • Food Food

Experts issue warning as beloved food item surges in price

Decades ago, scientists started a long-running unique experiment in a remote Colorado meadow.
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Scientists surprised by results after growing wildflowers under heaters: 'A sign of things to come'

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Report finds sewage spilled in national waterways nearly 300,000 times last year

Officials are urging anglers in Montana's Flathead River to reconsider 'catch and release' practices when it comes to invasive brown trout.
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Officials issue warning after spotting predatory fish in river where it doesn't belong

Drought in Turkey.
  • Food Food

Officials issue warning as historic drought threatens food system: 'Serious losses'

Lake Powell, a Colorado River reservoir in Utah and Arizona.
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Officials issue warning as iconic American lake suffers from record warm winter

Flooding from Storm Marta in Spain and Portugal.
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Farmers issue warning after severe storm wreaks havoc on staple crops: 'A real natural catastrophe'

The world's deepest underwater sinkhole could be much deeper than first thought.
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Scientists discover world's deepest underwater sinkhole: 'Its bottom [is] still not reached'

Avian malaria has taken a devastating toll on Hawaiʻi's native forest birds, and a study has found why the disease has been so difficult to contain.
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Researchers make concerning discovery about spread of avian malaria

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