Plus, the search for the world's rarest wading bird in New Zealand
NEW ZEALAND DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION
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When is it time to wean a species off intense conservation? The kākāpō is a test case.
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A new off-grid tour takes travelers deep into New Zealand’s largest basin in search of the elusive black stilt.
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Deposited over millions of years, the whale necropolis is covered with deep-sea species, many of which are new to science.
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Screwworms have now been confirmed in cows, goats, and dogs. Here’s a closer look at how infections spread.
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SIMON TOWNSLEY, PANOS PICTURES/REDUX
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Maine’s Great North Woods is one of the best spots in the country to catch sight of the world’s largest deer species, making for a majestic wildlife safari.
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PHOTOGRAPH BY GEORGE SANKER, ALAMY STOCK PHOTO
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