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  1. Why #trophyhunting is neither credible #speciesconservation nor poverty alleviation nor effective #wildlife management.
    Trophy hunting is not a credible tool against #speciesextinction, #poverty or human-wildlife conflict. It rewards the killing of particularly sought-after #animals, jeopardises social and genetic structures and distributes its revenue unequally.

    wildbeimwild.com/en/trophy-hun

  2. Why #trophyhunting is neither credible #speciesconservation nor poverty alleviation nor effective #wildlife management.
    Trophy hunting is not a credible tool against #speciesextinction, #poverty or human-wildlife conflict. It rewards the killing of particularly sought-after #animals, jeopardises social and genetic structures and distributes its revenue unequally.

    wildbeimwild.com/en/trophy-hun

  3. Why #trophyhunting is neither credible #speciesconservation nor poverty alleviation nor effective #wildlife management.
    Trophy hunting is not a credible tool against #speciesextinction, #poverty or human-wildlife conflict. It rewards the killing of particularly sought-after #animals, jeopardises social and genetic structures and distributes its revenue unequally.

    wildbeimwild.com/en/trophy-hun

  4. Why #trophyhunting is neither credible #speciesconservation nor poverty alleviation nor effective #wildlife management.
    Trophy hunting is not a credible tool against #speciesextinction, #poverty or human-wildlife conflict. It rewards the killing of particularly sought-after #animals, jeopardises social and genetic structures and distributes its revenue unequally.

    wildbeimwild.com/en/trophy-hun

  5. Hidden moth population found after 70 years

    A hidden population of one of #England 's rarest #moths has been found at a site where it had not been seen for more than 70 years.

    Evie Lake, 13 August 2026

    "Head of conservation at #ButterflyConservation Dr Dave Wainwright has spent his career searching for the dark bordered beauty and said he felt an 'overwhelming feeling of relief' when they were found at #WallingtonEstate, in #Northumberland.

    "For decades, the only site where the moth was found in England was at Strensall Common, in Yorkshire, but the population there has been in decline due to #ClimateChange and a wildfire.

    "The discovery has given conservationists new hope for the species and opened up the possibilities of where more can be found.

    "Once widespread across northern England and Scotland, habitat loss has caused significant decline in the #DarkBorderedBeautyMoth.

    "The custard-and-chocolate-coloured moth was found at the National Trust site previously but had not been seen since 1952."

    [...]

    "The moth's caterpillars will only eat two plants - #aspen and #CreepingWillow - which makes it a challenge to conserve, according to #ButterflyConservation."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/c1712kz5

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/7lodA

    #SolarPunkSunday #EndangeredSpecies #EndangeredMoths #UK #UKSpecies #Conservation #SpeciesConservation

  6. Hidden moth population found after 70 years

    A hidden population of one of #England 's rarest #moths has been found at a site where it had not been seen for more than 70 years.

    Evie Lake, 13 August 2026

    "Head of conservation at #ButterflyConservation Dr Dave Wainwright has spent his career searching for the dark bordered beauty and said he felt an 'overwhelming feeling of relief' when they were found at #WallingtonEstate, in #Northumberland.

    "For decades, the only site where the moth was found in England was at Strensall Common, in Yorkshire, but the population there has been in decline due to #ClimateChange and a wildfire.

    "The discovery has given conservationists new hope for the species and opened up the possibilities of where more can be found.

    "Once widespread across northern England and Scotland, habitat loss has caused significant decline in the #DarkBorderedBeautyMoth.

    "The custard-and-chocolate-coloured moth was found at the National Trust site previously but had not been seen since 1952."

    [...]

    "The moth's caterpillars will only eat two plants - #aspen and #CreepingWillow - which makes it a challenge to conserve, according to #ButterflyConservation."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/c1712kz5

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/7lodA

    #SolarPunkSunday #EndangeredSpecies #EndangeredMoths #UK #UKSpecies #Conservation #SpeciesConservation

  7. Hidden moth population found after 70 years

    A hidden population of one of #England 's rarest #moths has been found at a site where it had not been seen for more than 70 years.

    Evie Lake, 13 August 2026

    "Head of conservation at #ButterflyConservation Dr Dave Wainwright has spent his career searching for the dark bordered beauty and said he felt an 'overwhelming feeling of relief' when they were found at #WallingtonEstate, in #Northumberland.

    "For decades, the only site where the moth was found in England was at Strensall Common, in Yorkshire, but the population there has been in decline due to #ClimateChange and a wildfire.

    "The discovery has given conservationists new hope for the species and opened up the possibilities of where more can be found.

    "Once widespread across northern England and Scotland, habitat loss has caused significant decline in the #DarkBorderedBeautyMoth.

    "The custard-and-chocolate-coloured moth was found at the National Trust site previously but had not been seen since 1952."

    [...]

    "The moth's caterpillars will only eat two plants - #aspen and #CreepingWillow - which makes it a challenge to conserve, according to #ButterflyConservation."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/c1712kz5

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/7lodA

    #SolarPunkSunday #EndangeredSpecies #EndangeredMoths #UK #UKSpecies #Conservation #SpeciesConservation

  8. Hidden moth population found after 70 years

    A hidden population of one of #England 's rarest #moths has been found at a site where it had not been seen for more than 70 years.

    Evie Lake, 13 August 2026

    "Head of conservation at #ButterflyConservation Dr Dave Wainwright has spent his career searching for the dark bordered beauty and said he felt an 'overwhelming feeling of relief' when they were found at #WallingtonEstate, in #Northumberland.

    "For decades, the only site where the moth was found in England was at Strensall Common, in Yorkshire, but the population there has been in decline due to #ClimateChange and a wildfire.

    "The discovery has given conservationists new hope for the species and opened up the possibilities of where more can be found.

    "Once widespread across northern England and Scotland, habitat loss has caused significant decline in the #DarkBorderedBeautyMoth.

    "The custard-and-chocolate-coloured moth was found at the National Trust site previously but had not been seen since 1952."

    [...]

    "The moth's caterpillars will only eat two plants - #aspen and #CreepingWillow - which makes it a challenge to conserve, according to #ButterflyConservation."

    Read more:
    bbc.com/news/articles/c1712kz5

    Archived version:
    archive.ph/7lodA

    #SolarPunkSunday #EndangeredSpecies #EndangeredMoths #UK #UKSpecies #Conservation #SpeciesConservation

  9. One year after the killing of twelve #baboon s, #Nuremberg Zoo keeps breeding. Seven of nine young have died

    The Nuremberg case is thus emblematic of a fundamental contradiction of the zoo system, which legitimises itself through #speciesconservation but in everyday practice follows a logic of growth and exploitation. Whoever breeds healthy animals only to kill them later is not engaged in species conservation. They produce the very suffering they claim to prevent.

    wildbeimwild.com/en/one-year-a

  10. One year after the killing of twelve #baboon s, #Nuremberg Zoo keeps breeding. Seven of nine young have died

    The Nuremberg case is thus emblematic of a fundamental contradiction of the zoo system, which legitimises itself through #speciesconservation but in everyday practice follows a logic of growth and exploitation. Whoever breeds healthy animals only to kill them later is not engaged in species conservation. They produce the very suffering they claim to prevent.

    wildbeimwild.com/en/one-year-a

  11. One year after the killing of twelve #baboon s, #Nuremberg Zoo keeps breeding. Seven of nine young have died

    The Nuremberg case is thus emblematic of a fundamental contradiction of the zoo system, which legitimises itself through #speciesconservation but in everyday practice follows a logic of growth and exploitation. Whoever breeds healthy animals only to kill them later is not engaged in species conservation. They produce the very suffering they claim to prevent.

    wildbeimwild.com/en/one-year-a

  12. One year after the killing of twelve #baboon s, #Nuremberg Zoo keeps breeding. Seven of nine young have died

    The Nuremberg case is thus emblematic of a fundamental contradiction of the zoo system, which legitimises itself through #speciesconservation but in everyday practice follows a logic of growth and exploitation. Whoever breeds healthy animals only to kill them later is not engaged in species conservation. They produce the very suffering they claim to prevent.

    wildbeimwild.com/en/one-year-a

  13. Squeaking, Snuggling, Snoozing: a cosy start to life for the Leipzig panda cubs · Leipziger Zeitung

    Dieser Artikel ist auch in deutscher Sprache verfügbar: Zum deutschen Artikel. No, it’s not a broken-down bike riding…
    #Leipzig #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #babyanimals #EnglishVersion #Germany #leipzig #RedPanda #Sachsen #speciesconservation #ZooLeipzig
    europesays.com/de/1125899/

  14. Squeaking, Snuggling, Snoozing: a cosy start to life for the Leipzig panda cubs · Leipziger Zeitung

    Dieser Artikel ist auch in deutscher Sprache verfügbar: Zum deutschen Artikel. No, it’s not a broken-down bike riding…
    #Leipzig #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #babyanimals #EnglishVersion #Germany #leipzig #RedPanda #Sachsen #speciesconservation #ZooLeipzig
    europesays.com/de/1125755/

  15. Native Pacific black ducks at risk in Tasmania due to introduced species

    A native duck species could quietly disappear from Tasmania without intervention, according to conservationists. The Pacific black duck…
    #NewsBeep #News #Wildlife #aggressive #angryducks #pacificblackduck #Science #speciesconservation #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/581809/

  16. An analysis of British Columbia's Red, Blue, and Yellow Lists reveals a 25% rise in species at risk since 2008, highlighting the need for dedicated legislation in provinces. #ConservationScience #SpeciesConservation #BiodiversityGaps

    - facetsjournal.com/doi/abs/10.1

  17. An analysis of British Columbia's Red, Blue, and Yellow Lists reveals a 25% rise in species at risk since 2008, highlighting the need for dedicated legislation in provinces. #ConservationScience #SpeciesConservation #BiodiversityGaps

    - facetsjournal.com/doi/abs/10.1

  18. An analysis of British Columbia's Red, Blue, and Yellow Lists reveals a 25% rise in species at risk since 2008, highlighting the need for dedicated legislation in provinces. #ConservationScience #SpeciesConservation #BiodiversityGaps

    - facetsjournal.com/doi/abs/10.1

  19. A new global assessment has found that 41% of amphibian species that scientists have studied are threatened with extinction, meaning they are either vulnerable, endangered or critically endangered.”
    #EndangeredSpecies #ClimateCrisis #SpeciesConservation apnews.com/article/endangered-

  20. A new global assessment has found that 41% of amphibian species that scientists have studied are threatened with extinction, meaning they are either vulnerable, endangered or critically endangered.”
    #EndangeredSpecies #ClimateCrisis #SpeciesConservation apnews.com/article/endangered-

  21. A new global assessment has found that 41% of amphibian species that scientists have studied are threatened with extinction, meaning they are either vulnerable, endangered or critically endangered.”
    #EndangeredSpecies #ClimateCrisis #SpeciesConservation apnews.com/article/endangered-

  22. A new global assessment has found that 41% of amphibian species that scientists have studied are threatened with extinction, meaning they are either vulnerable, endangered or critically endangered.”
    #EndangeredSpecies #ClimateCrisis #SpeciesConservation apnews.com/article/endangered-

  23. Grey #squirrels, #coypus, and #raccoons are perfect scapegoats for a hunting policy that likes to disguise itself as #speciesconservation. The real cause of species loss in Europe is something else entirely: intensive agriculture and forestry contribute significantly to the loss of #biodiversity – far more than an opportunistic omnivore. Hunting itself also creates more problems than it solves.
    The more #animals are killed, the more offspring are born

    wildbeimwild.com/en/282-499-de

  24. Grey #squirrels, #coypus, and #raccoons are perfect scapegoats for a hunting policy that likes to disguise itself as #speciesconservation. The real cause of species loss in Europe is something else entirely: intensive agriculture and forestry contribute significantly to the loss of #biodiversity – far more than an opportunistic omnivore. Hunting itself also creates more problems than it solves.
    The more #animals are killed, the more offspring are born

    wildbeimwild.com/en/282-499-de

  25. Grey #squirrels, #coypus, and #raccoons are perfect scapegoats for a hunting policy that likes to disguise itself as #speciesconservation. The real cause of species loss in Europe is something else entirely: intensive agriculture and forestry contribute significantly to the loss of #biodiversity – far more than an opportunistic omnivore. Hunting itself also creates more problems than it solves.
    The more #animals are killed, the more offspring are born

    wildbeimwild.com/en/282-499-de

  26. Grey #squirrels, #coypus, and #raccoons are perfect scapegoats for a hunting policy that likes to disguise itself as #speciesconservation. The real cause of species loss in Europe is something else entirely: intensive agriculture and forestry contribute significantly to the loss of #biodiversity – far more than an opportunistic omnivore. Hunting itself also creates more problems than it solves.
    The more #animals are killed, the more offspring are born

    wildbeimwild.com/en/282-499-de

  27. Cheetah and Yellow Labrador BFF Cuddling in New Jersey Zoo Prove Friendship Knows No Species

    Visiting the zoo can be a great way to learn more about animals, get your daily steps in,…
    #NewsBeep #News #Wildlife #adorableanimal #Bowie #emotionalsupport #Nandi #Science #speciesconservation #TurtleBackZoo #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/469171/

  28. He was young, he was fitted with a tracking collar, and his movements were monitored daily by scientists from the University of Udine. On the night of Monday, February 3, 2026, #wolf "Andrea" was shot dead. With his death, not only did an animal die, but an ongoing research project worth approximately €250,000 was also ended.
    The death is a consequence of a policy that subordinates research and #speciesconservation to the interests of shooting

    wildbeimwild.com/en/research-w

  29. He was young, he was fitted with a tracking collar, and his movements were monitored daily by scientists from the University of Udine. On the night of Monday, February 3, 2026, #wolf "Andrea" was shot dead. With his death, not only did an animal die, but an ongoing research project worth approximately €250,000 was also ended.
    The death is a consequence of a policy that subordinates research and #speciesconservation to the interests of shooting

    wildbeimwild.com/en/research-w

  30. He was young, he was fitted with a tracking collar, and his movements were monitored daily by scientists from the University of Udine. On the night of Monday, February 3, 2026, #wolf "Andrea" was shot dead. With his death, not only did an animal die, but an ongoing research project worth approximately €250,000 was also ended.
    The death is a consequence of a policy that subordinates research and #speciesconservation to the interests of shooting

    wildbeimwild.com/en/research-w

  31. He was young, he was fitted with a tracking collar, and his movements were monitored daily by scientists from the University of Udine. On the night of Monday, February 3, 2026, #wolf "Andrea" was shot dead. With his death, not only did an animal die, but an ongoing research project worth approximately €250,000 was also ended.
    The death is a consequence of a policy that subordinates research and #speciesconservation to the interests of shooting

    wildbeimwild.com/en/research-w

  32. The #extinction of an animal species is more than the disappearance of the last individuals of a threatened species; it is the end of what constitutes the future of this earth – the end of birth.

    #reversethered #Wildlifeconservation #Artenschutz #SpeciesConservation #Biodiversity #nature #natur

  33. The #extinction of an animal species is more than the disappearance of the last individuals of a threatened species; it is the end of what constitutes the future of this earth – the end of birth.

    #reversethered #Wildlifeconservation #Artenschutz #SpeciesConservation #Biodiversity #nature #natur

  34. The #extinction of an animal species is more than the disappearance of the last individuals of a threatened species; it is the end of what constitutes the future of this earth – the end of birth.

    #reversethered #Wildlifeconservation #Artenschutz #SpeciesConservation #Biodiversity #nature #natur

  35. The #extinction of an animal species is more than the disappearance of the last individuals of a threatened species; it is the end of what constitutes the future of this earth – the end of birth.

    #reversethered #Wildlifeconservation #Artenschutz #SpeciesConservation #Biodiversity #nature #natur

  36. #Speciesconservation is practiced selectively.Silent victims count for less than loud ones.Hunting is not consistently aligned with ecological limits,but rather with traditions,lobby interests,and political expediency.
    As long as hunting is treated as a fundamental cultural right and not as a potentially harmful intervention in complex #ecosystem s,these patterns will repeat themselves,whether on remote islands in the North Atlantic or in the fields of Southern Europe

    wildbeimwild.com/en/turtle-dov

  37. #Speciesconservation is practiced selectively.Silent victims count for less than loud ones.Hunting is not consistently aligned with ecological limits,but rather with traditions,lobby interests,and political expediency.
    As long as hunting is treated as a fundamental cultural right and not as a potentially harmful intervention in complex #ecosystem s,these patterns will repeat themselves,whether on remote islands in the North Atlantic or in the fields of Southern Europe

    wildbeimwild.com/en/turtle-dov

  38. #Speciesconservation is practiced selectively.Silent victims count for less than loud ones.Hunting is not consistently aligned with ecological limits,but rather with traditions,lobby interests,and political expediency.
    As long as hunting is treated as a fundamental cultural right and not as a potentially harmful intervention in complex #ecosystem s,these patterns will repeat themselves,whether on remote islands in the North Atlantic or in the fields of Southern Europe

    wildbeimwild.com/en/turtle-dov

  39. #Speciesconservation is practiced selectively.Silent victims count for less than loud ones.Hunting is not consistently aligned with ecological limits,but rather with traditions,lobby interests,and political expediency.
    As long as hunting is treated as a fundamental cultural right and not as a potentially harmful intervention in complex #ecosystem s,these patterns will repeat themselves,whether on remote islands in the North Atlantic or in the fields of Southern Europe

    wildbeimwild.com/en/turtle-dov

  40. The scientists argue that the protection of endangered species is a success of modern conservation policy that must not be undermined by hunting interests. These species fulfill functional roles in #ecosystem s: wolves promote tree regeneration, beavers contribute to maintaining open wetlands, and rooks are an indicator of successful #habitat restoration.Protecting them leads to functioning, resilient landscapes, not to ineffective hunting practices
    #speciesconservation

    wildbeimwild.com/en/why-endang

  41. The scientists argue that the protection of endangered species is a success of modern conservation policy that must not be undermined by hunting interests. These species fulfill functional roles in #ecosystem s: wolves promote tree regeneration, beavers contribute to maintaining open wetlands, and rooks are an indicator of successful #habitat restoration.Protecting them leads to functioning, resilient landscapes, not to ineffective hunting practices
    #speciesconservation

    wildbeimwild.com/en/why-endang

  42. The scientists argue that the protection of endangered species is a success of modern conservation policy that must not be undermined by hunting interests. These species fulfill functional roles in #ecosystem s: wolves promote tree regeneration, beavers contribute to maintaining open wetlands, and rooks are an indicator of successful #habitat restoration.Protecting them leads to functioning, resilient landscapes, not to ineffective hunting practices
    #speciesconservation

    wildbeimwild.com/en/why-endang

  43. The scientists argue that the protection of endangered species is a success of modern conservation policy that must not be undermined by hunting interests. These species fulfill functional roles in #ecosystem s: wolves promote tree regeneration, beavers contribute to maintaining open wetlands, and rooks are an indicator of successful #habitat restoration.Protecting them leads to functioning, resilient landscapes, not to ineffective hunting practices
    #speciesconservation

    wildbeimwild.com/en/why-endang

  44. It is inconsistent to demand flexibility regarding wolves while refusing any restrictions on recreational hunting. An ecological debate that ignores human use is power politics.

    The central question, therefore, is not whether a population cap for wolves is needed. The question is why there is no ecological limit to hunting pressure. As long as this question remains unanswered, any discussion about #speciesconservation is incomplete and politically distorted
    #wildlife

    wildbeimwild.com/en/if-the-wol

  45. It is inconsistent to demand flexibility regarding wolves while refusing any restrictions on recreational hunting. An ecological debate that ignores human use is power politics.

    The central question, therefore, is not whether a population cap for wolves is needed. The question is why there is no ecological limit to hunting pressure. As long as this question remains unanswered, any discussion about #speciesconservation is incomplete and politically distorted
    #wildlife

    wildbeimwild.com/en/if-the-wol

  46. It is inconsistent to demand flexibility regarding wolves while refusing any restrictions on recreational hunting. An ecological debate that ignores human use is power politics.

    The central question, therefore, is not whether a population cap for wolves is needed. The question is why there is no ecological limit to hunting pressure. As long as this question remains unanswered, any discussion about #speciesconservation is incomplete and politically distorted
    #wildlife

    wildbeimwild.com/en/if-the-wol

  47. It is inconsistent to demand flexibility regarding wolves while refusing any restrictions on recreational hunting. An ecological debate that ignores human use is power politics.

    The central question, therefore, is not whether a population cap for wolves is needed. The question is why there is no ecological limit to hunting pressure. As long as this question remains unanswered, any discussion about #speciesconservation is incomplete and politically distorted
    #wildlife

    wildbeimwild.com/en/if-the-wol

  48. From a perspective critical of hunting, #trophyhunting is emblematic of a profound failure of #wildlife conservation and ethical treatment of wild #animals. The marketing and pricing of kills reduce highly developed, social animals like elephants and lions to mere consumer goods for wealthy hunting tourists. According to many #animalwelfare organizations, this practice not only violates German animal welfare law but also fundamental principles of #speciesconservation.

    wildbeimwild.com/en/europe-s-l

  49. From a perspective critical of hunting, #trophyhunting is emblematic of a profound failure of #wildlife conservation and ethical treatment of wild #animals. The marketing and pricing of kills reduce highly developed, social animals like elephants and lions to mere consumer goods for wealthy hunting tourists. According to many #animalwelfare organizations, this practice not only violates German animal welfare law but also fundamental principles of #speciesconservation.

    wildbeimwild.com/en/europe-s-l

  50. From a perspective critical of hunting, #trophyhunting is emblematic of a profound failure of #wildlife conservation and ethical treatment of wild #animals. The marketing and pricing of kills reduce highly developed, social animals like elephants and lions to mere consumer goods for wealthy hunting tourists. According to many #animalwelfare organizations, this practice not only violates German animal welfare law but also fundamental principles of #speciesconservation.

    wildbeimwild.com/en/europe-s-l

  51. From a perspective critical of hunting, #trophyhunting is emblematic of a profound failure of #wildlife conservation and ethical treatment of wild #animals. The marketing and pricing of kills reduce highly developed, social animals like elephants and lions to mere consumer goods for wealthy hunting tourists. According to many #animalwelfare organizations, this practice not only violates German animal welfare law but also fundamental principles of #speciesconservation.

    wildbeimwild.com/en/europe-s-l

  52. On December 8, 2025, a glance at the news reveals the same pattern across three continents: hobby hunters, the trophy lobby, and political majorities systematically disregard science, ethics, and #speciesconservation.

    From the #wolf culling in Swiss hunting reserves to the planned wolf hunting law in Germany and the #elephant trophy in Botswana, wild #animals are becoming pawns in day-to-day politics.

    wildbeimwild.com/en/hunting-po

  53. On December 8, 2025, a glance at the news reveals the same pattern across three continents: hobby hunters, the trophy lobby, and political majorities systematically disregard science, ethics, and #speciesconservation.

    From the #wolf culling in Swiss hunting reserves to the planned wolf hunting law in Germany and the #elephant trophy in Botswana, wild #animals are becoming pawns in day-to-day politics.

    wildbeimwild.com/en/hunting-po