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‘Lost’ parrot rediscovered on remote Indonesian peak

Mongabay 16 Jun 2026

Following a grueling 14-day trek, a team of mountaineers and conservationists has photographed the elusive blue-fronted lorikeet in the highlands of eastern Indonesia’s Buru Island ... The team also captured its high-pitched calls for the first time.

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Himalayan rivers shifting course as climate warming thaws the ‘Water Tower of Asia’

Mongabay 16 Jun 2026

Rivers are known to naturally meander, change courses, braid and branch ... The rising instability of the rivers could pose a risk to water security and critical infrastructure, researchers say ... Yarlung Tsangpo, Indus and Ganges.

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Fire engulfs Naina Devi temple area, 300 devotees rescued

The Times of India 10 Jun 2026

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Indonesia’s grassroots farmers face increased unpredictability, experts say

Mongabay 10 Jun 2026

The Asia Grassroots Forum focused on building sustainable business ecosystems for smallholders.

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Sea cucumber tissue survives for years in open water, study finds

Mongabay 05 Jun 2026

Severed tissue from a cold-water sea cucumber can survive, heal, and even move independently for years in natural seawater, researchers recently found. Some animals have the ability to regenerate tissues and body parts.

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Tiny ‘sesame’ sea slug discovered in Taiwan is first of its genus named in 30 years

Mongabay 04 Jun 2026

Study lead author Ho-Yeung Chan first spotted the sea slug during a recreational dive in the coastal waters of Keelung, northern Taiwan, in 2019 ... Between May and September, typhoons can make diving risky ... T ... Despite its small stature, T.

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Scientists warn of climate blind spot as U.S. dismantles ocean sensors

Mongabay 04 Jun 2026

Over the next 15 months, major sensor arrays that have provided crucial, decade-long observations of the ocean, marine ecosystems and climate change will be dismantled ... The network has achieved just 10 years of observations.

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27 Moon Bears rescued from illegal Laos bile farm

Mongabay 01 Jun 2026

In what was described as the largest bear farm rescue in Southeast Asia, authorities in Laos in conjunction with the international NGO Free the Bears freed 27 Asiatic black bears from a foreign-owned illegal bear bile farm in Laos.

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Intense heat during Mecca’s spring threatens millions of Hajj pilgrims

Mongabay 01 Jun 2026

The report was released by the World Weather Attribution (WWA), an initiative that analyses the role of climate change in extreme weather events ... This means dates of the Hajj shift earlier each year.

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Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani Turns 13: 7 Times Deepika Padukone Slayed As Naina Talwar

News18 31 May 2026

13 years later, Naina Talwar's character still feels timeless and her fashion is iconic because of actor Deepika Padukone ....

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New species of ghost pipefish named after Sesame Street character found in Australia

Mongabay 28 May 2026

It’s “hairy,” bright orange or red and “exceptional” at camouflaging ... Snuffleupagus. Ghost pipefish, with their long pipe-like snouts, are distantly related to pipefishes and seahorses. But they differ in how they reproduce.

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Luxury yacht maker Sunseeker pleads guilty to violating a US environmental law

Mongabay 27 May 2026

Luxury yacht manufacturer Sunseeker has pleaded guilty to violating a U.S. environmental law by using illegally sourced teak from Myanmar on two of its yachts imported into the U.S ... subsidiary pleaded guilty on May 13, 2026, to violating the U.S ... U.S.

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New conservation effort launched to protect coral reefs in Yap

Mongabay 21 May 2026

Conservation groups have launched a new initiative to safeguard coral reefs in Yap, a state in the Federated States of Micronesia, through both scientific innovation and traditional stewardship.

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Climate change triples chance of deadly 2026 South Asia pre-monsoon heatwave: Report

Mongabay 21 May 2026

From mid-April through May 2026, India and Pakistan were gripped by a heatwave that saw daily maximum temperatures soar above 46° Celsius (114.8° Fahrenheit) in numerous cities.

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Timor green pigeon could go extinct without immediate action, study finds

Mongabay 19 May 2026

The extremely rare Timor green pigeon has fewer than 500 individuals left in the wild, according to a recent study. Researchers say its extinction risk must be revised from endangered to critically endangered.

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‘Lost’ parrot rediscovered on remote Indonesian peak

Himalayan rivers shifting course as climate warming thaws the ‘Water Tower of Asia’

Fire engulfs Naina Devi temple area, 300 devotees rescued

Indonesia’s grassroots farmers face increased unpredictability, experts say

Sea cucumber tissue survives for years in open water, study finds

Tiny ‘sesame’ sea slug discovered in Taiwan is first of its genus named in 30 years

Scientists warn of climate blind spot as U.S. dismantles ocean sensors

27 Moon Bears rescued from illegal Laos bile farm

Intense heat during Mecca’s spring threatens millions of Hajj pilgrims

Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani Turns 13: 7 Times Deepika Padukone Slayed As Naina Talwar

New species of ghost pipefish named after Sesame Street character found in Australia

Luxury yacht maker Sunseeker pleads guilty to violating a US environmental law

New conservation effort launched to protect coral reefs in Yap

Climate change triples chance of deadly 2026 South Asia pre-monsoon heatwave: Report

Timor green pigeon could go extinct without immediate action, study finds

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