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Topic pairs tested: 168 → together more than chance: 28 → written independently by several outlets: 27 → in several parts of the world: 26 → published: 1.
The release of the tigress in Buxa makes biodiversity an issue for the survival of large animals, just as elephants approaching people in Liberia does.
Current materials on conservation focus on tigers, wolves, and elephants: some are being returned, while others are lost or in conflict with humans. There is hardly a separate topic of “biodiversity” without a specific large species involved.
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Conservation authorities in Sumatra are investigating the death of an elephant in Jambi province.
Residents along Nairobi, Ngong rivers face threat of flooding
Indonesia reopens Mount Rinjani's hiking route after forest fire
Catastrophic floods in Nepal are described as a warning for mountain towns worldwide.
A tigress is released into the Buxa reserve to establish a self-sustaining population.
Nepal plans to drain four glacial lakes after deadly floods.
3 parts of the world write →Rescuers in Nepal retrieved eight bodies after a Himalayan avalanche and glacial flood on August 26.
10 parts of the world write →Wolves introduced to Isle Royale since 2018 are estimated to survive despite inbreeding.
Young mothers share how they survived the Nepali floods and live in temporary shelters.
5 parts of the world write →