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Scientists call for legal trade in rhino horn

Leading environmental scientists propose a highly regulated legal trade in rhino horn to conserve Africa's remaining rhinos. The plan, published in the journal Science, could meet global demand for horn by humanely shaving horns of live rhinos or animals dying of natural causes.

SourceJulian Cribb & Associates·JournalScience·DateFeb 28, 2013

The world's big trees are dying

The world's largest living organisms are facing an alarming decline in death rates among trees 100-300 years old. The study highlights the critical role of large old trees in regulating ecosystems, storing carbon, and supporting biodiversity. Researchers call for urgent action to identify causes and develop strategies for conservation.

SourceJulian Cribb & Associates·JournalScience·DateDec 6, 2012