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In 1989, Ted Turner bought 113,000 Montana acres, and bison, wolves, and bears now roam it
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The whale in Whalefall could technically swallow a person. There’s no record one ever has

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In world first, injured hornbill gets 3D-printed upper and lower beak prostheses at Amsterdam zoo

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In 1904, a British duke sent 6 tahr to New Zealand for hunters; now tens of thousands roam its Alps

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In 1927, Wisconsin moved to restore Horicon Marsh, and it now draws huge flocks of geese each fall

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In 2016, Ed Sheeran bought a ploughed field; now it has a pond, a meadow and 14,000 trees

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In 1951, 18 pairs of a seabird thought extinct for 300 years were found; now there are 165 pairs

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In 1989, ship rats left just 29 kākerōri on Rarotonga; decades of baiting brought back at least 618

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In the 1970s, fewer than 30 Lord Howe woodhens remained; now at least 1,638 roam the island

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Foxes nearly wiped out the Aleutian cackling goose; by 1967, only 790 remained, now about 215,000

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In the 1900s, goats damaged Española Island as giant tortoises fell to 15; today, 2,300 roam again

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In 1988, a farmer walked away from his land; decades later, it is a haven for rare birds and bats

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In 2004, the Irwins opened a wildlife hospital in a shed; by 2024, over 136,000 animals had come in

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Beach Boys co-founder Mike Love put six acres around his Lake Tahoe home into conservation

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Take stringent measures to curb sale of synthetic manja: T’gana Forest Force chief tells officials

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In 1905, Roosevelt gifted elk to New Zealand; their hybrids blurred the line between game and pest

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Did you know cats are illegal in Svalbard, Norway? Here's why the beloved felines are prohibited

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In 1910, Oregon planted a grass to hold back sand. It set off a century of change on the coast

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In 2014, 18 rescued donkeys in Spain started a new job: Eating the brush that feeds wildfires

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Steve and Terri Irwin planted 44,000 trees for koalas and saved 1,630 more acres

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