/r/EndangeredSpecies
Are you a supporter of endangered species? Interested in learning more about them? This subreddit is dedicated to all aspects of endangered species. From fun facts to serious issues anything related to the critters or plants in trouble is open to discussion.
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A community for sharing and discussing news about endangered species with the aim of protecting species and their habitats from extinction through knowledge. We view this statement in its broadest sense. Feel free to discuss and post all aspects of species loss; from potentially threatened to critical, all forms of life, and the large range of opinions concerning conservation techniques. We value all forms of knowledge and perspective and hope you join us in the conversation.
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Just for fun what extinct animals do you guys think are truly still out there and why?
One I personally think could still be out there is the imperial woodpecker there are parts of Mexico that they live in where people aren’t even allowed to go and much of it has not been properly searched so I think there’s a decent chance it’s still out there somewhere
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Groups Battling Mosquitoes to Save Native Hawaiian Birds From Extinction
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Endangered salamanders prompt nightly closure of Ontario road
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Endangered gecko species needs our HELP!!
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Laos 2024 - Golden Triangle Special Economic Zone, Boten, Vang Vieng, Vientiane, crime, scams GTSEZ
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Bad at Goodbyes Podcast
Sharing my new podcast with the sub! Each episode focuses on a plant or animal species from the IUCN Critically Endangered Red List, and on the first half of each show we share research and information about that species. And then in the second half, I offer an improvised soundscape; a moment for contemplation of the other lives with whom we share our gorgeous, fragile earth.
I’m drawing on scientific journals and conservation organizations in my research but am trying to translate that info for a layperson audience. I'm not a biologist! But I’m learning so much, and love sharing what I’m discovering.
Family friendly, endangered species facts, mellow vibes!
First five episodes are posted and I’m releasing new ones each Thursday. Available everywhere — https://bad-at-goodbyes.captivate.fm/listen
(Apologies for self-promotion! The show is totally unsponsored, is a labor of love (and I guess a kind of activism) and I think that members of this sub might enjoy it!)
Thanks!
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