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WWF reports 73% wildlife decline, but green turtles rebound

Original: In a recent report the World Wildlife Fund found a 73% decline in the size of wildlife populations over 53 years, but gr

A new World Wildlife Fund report documents a 73% decline in the size of monitored wildlife populations over 53 years, underlining the scale of the global biodiversity crisis. One bright spot stands out: green turtle numbers are recovering, credited to conservation measures including egg relocation, marine protected areas and bans on trade. The findings are drawing attention as a mix of alarming data and proof that targeted protection can work.

Why now: The report's stark 73% decline figure, paired with the green turtle recovery story, is prompting fresh debate about biodiversity loss and conservation success.

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• In a recent report the World Wildlife Fund found a 73% decline in the size of wildlife populations over 53 years, but green turtles are bucking that trend thanks to egg relocation, marine protection and trade bans. https://www. japantimes.co.jp/environment/2… · thejapantimes · 15

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