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News & Updates

Scientists find 12 new species of night frog in India. National Geographic story

New vision required to stave off dramatic biodiversity loss. UNEP story

Governments 'must tackle' roots of nature crisis. BBC story

GWC is a partner supporting the 2010 International Year of Biodiversity. UNEP story

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Exploration

Campaign for the "Lost" Amphibians of the World — The results from the field surveys to rediscover "lost" frogs, salamanders, and caecilians around the planet, which GWC teamed up on with the Amphibian Specialist Group and Conservation International.

Research

  • GWC scientists collaborate on a project to elucidate the possible survival of Kouprey.
  • GWC partners with the University of Delhi, the Natural History Museum (London), the Amphibian Specialist Group, the Wildlife Conservation Society, and Conservation International to search for lost amphibian species in India. Website

Conservation

  • Sri Lanka's Central Highlands, have been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. UN story
  • GWC scientists work to conserve biologically important sites
  • Cloud forest conservation work with partners in Guatemala. Story
 The majority of the world’s threatened species and sites have either inadequate or no active science and conservation underway.  
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