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Focus : Paradise postponed

Dozens of new methods exist to make agriculture greener and help wildlife recover from decades of decline. So why is Europe turning its back on a chance to promote them?

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Noises off

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Slash & grow

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Rhino poachers exploit conflicts

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Who's afraid of the wandering WOLF?

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High hopes hanging on a 'useless' vine

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Last chance to save the planet?

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Saving Brazil's savannas

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Rise and fall of life at sea

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Last days of the old night bird

Rarer than the giant panda or the black rhino, the kakapo faces immediate extinction. Desperate times demand desperate actions, but how much risk is acceptable when a species is at stake?

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Time and tide wait for no plaice

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The shrinking gene pool

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Sperm you can count on

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