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Monkey cracking a nut using two rocks

Artificial intelligence used to recognise primate behaviours in the wild

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European brown bear standing in field

New software predicts the movements of large land animals

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Environment
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Sea lion operational interactions

Troubled waters: How global marine wildlife protection can undermine fishing communities

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The first ever images of Walter’s duiker (Philantomba walteri) alive in the wild

One of the world’s most secretive mammals photographed in WildCRU’s Togo survey

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Credit: Shutterstock. Can public interest in leopard print fashion be harnessed for the benefit of the animals through a ‘species royalty’ initiative?

Joining the spots: leopard print fashion and big cat conservation

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Joymeter on a mobile phone

Oxford’s Meter survey to provide insights for a net-zero carbon future

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Coronavirus
Creating fake rhino horn with horse hair to help save the endangered rhino

Creating fake rhino horn with horse hair to help save the endangered rhino

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Oxford University to play major role in project to map genomes of all life in the British Isles

Oxford University to play major role in project to map genomes of all life in the British Isles

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Artificial intelligence used to recognise primate faces in the wild

Artificial intelligence used to recognise primate faces in the wild

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Technology
Bringing endangered species back from the brink

Bringing endangered species back from the brink

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Conservation

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