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Extinct-In-The-Wild Birds Released Into Wild For First Time In 40 Years

By Press Room25 September 2024

Global conservation partnership releases the first captive-bred population of Guam kingfishers into the wilds of Palmyra Atoll. Conservation biologists are…

Extinct Guam Kingfisher Readying For Release On Remote Pacific Island

By Press Room5 September 2024

The Guam kingfisher has been extinct in the wild for almost 40 years but thanks to an intense international conservation…

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