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Champions of the Great Sea Reef
Published on February 12, 2025
© WWF-Pacific/Tom Vierus
Tracking the movement of spotted hyenas
© WILL BURRARD-LUCAS/WWF-US
In Costa Rica, thousands of tree frogs look for love
© BRANDON A. GÜELL
The world’s largest sharks have a haven near Tanzania
© PETE OXFORD/NATUREPL.COM
Essay: The goslings in lockdown
© WWF-US/LAUREN TAMAKI
Shellie Collier on building infrastructure to support wildlife
© MARIO TAMA/GETTY IMAGES
Gallery: Sculptures by Abigail Brown
© Abigail Brown
Indigenous efforts help restore Guatemala's Totonicapán Forest
© ECOLOGIC DEVELOPMENT FUND
A historic partnership restores buffalo to Native lands
© MIKE HILL/GETTY IMAGES
Using DNA to protect sea turtles
© Antonio Busiello/WWF-US
