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Fostering a truce between humans and wildlife

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LEADIN: Authorities in Uganda are looking at ways to reduce human conflict with wildlife in the country's biggest national park. Around 100 mammal species and 600 types of bird live alongside tens of...
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Dogs hunt invading snails on Galapogos Islands

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RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLISTAP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLYPuerto Ayora, Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos Islands - 23 April 20151. Various of giant African snails in the soil 2. Giant African snail being held on a leaf3....
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Illinois Announces New Name For Asian Carp, An Invasive Fish Species

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In a video presentation on Wednesday, Chicago chefs and Illinois officials argued calling the fish “Copi” will help convince people to eat them.
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Botanists use cell phones and GPS to monitor invasive species

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AP Television Santa Monica Mountains, Calif. - June 18, 2009 1. Wide Santa Monica Mountains 2. Birds on tree 3. Low angle feet of Phil Rundell, Professor of Ecology and Evolutionary biology at UCLA 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Phil Rundell,...
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While hunters stalked the elusive Burmese python through Florida's Everglades over the past month, state and federal wildlife officials set traps for other animals menacing native wildlife in a fragile ecosystem.

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HEADLINE: Pythons not only invasive animal problem in Fla. CAPTION: While hunters stalked the elusive Burmese python through Florida's Everglades over the past month, state and federal wildlife officials set traps for other animals...
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Hawaii's stray cats threaten endangered seals

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LEAD IN:Hawaii's legions of stray cats are threatening the endangered Hawaiian monk seal. While officials want to reduce the feral cat population - whose faeces carry a disease that can kill the rare marine mammals - cat advocates oppose...
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New school prepares youth for climate change

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New US school prepares youth for climate change

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A new high school in New Orleans is preparing students for careers in coastal protection and restoration in anticipation of a future with ongoing climate change and sea level rise.
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New school prepares youth for climate change

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A new high school in New Orleans is preparing students for careers in coastal protection and restoration in anticipation of a future with ongoing climate change and sea level rise.
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Biodiversity restored in reforestation programme after landslides

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AP Television FILE Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 10 April, 2010 1. Wide of funeral procession for several landslide victims from Morro Bumba slum 2. People walking in procession with white casket 3. Close up of woman crying at funeral 4....
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Blue catfish are overwhelming the natural ecosystem in the Chesapeake Bay, home to Maryland's famous blue crabs. Local officials hope the promotion of a growing commercial market can help keep the invasive species under control. (Nov. 12)

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: apus020537 (gopro underwater of blue catfish) SOUNDBITE (English) Matt Ogburn, Research Scientist at SERC: "The blue catfish is not native to Chesapeake Bay. It was brought here beginning in the 1970s...
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Huge manmade safari park opens

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FOR CLEAN VERSION SEE STORY NUMBER: 4035529LEAD IN: A huge manmade safari has opened in the UAE. Over two hundred animals are settling into the Al Ain African Safari park, which is designed to showcase African wildlife. STORY-LINE: You...
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Bid to rid Berlin of invasive US crayfish is boon for local restaurants

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In the heart of Germany's largest city, fisherman Klaus Hidde wades through the shallow ponds and creeks of Britzer Garten park shortly after sunrise to check his 17 traps. The spoils are rich. As he shakes out the nets,...
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USA - Species II, follow up to the first hit

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Species II BTS / New York / Recent / ENT 5 Guts galore in ``Species' follow-up It's almost three years since ``Species' spooked audiences around the globe. Despite offering nothing new in the way of thrills, the sci-fi splatterfest, in...
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Firefighters and environmentalists tackle the fire threat in Spain

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1. File of Catalan firefighters extinguishing fires in woodland GREENPEACE - recent file 2. Various shots of forest fire 3. Pan across people watching forest fire 4. Wide shot of fire fighter airplane 5. Mid shot of forest fire AP...
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University of Georgia graduate student develops goat-grazing program to rid invasive plants from the heart of campus.

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HEADLINE: With perplexed looks, university employs goats CAPTION: University of Georgia graduate student develops goat-grazing program to rid invasive plants from the heart of campus. (April 23) [Notes:AP] [Notes:Athens, Ga.]
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Scientists use cat food to stop killer shrimp invading Britain

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AP Television Cardiff, 4th March 2011 1. Medium of invasive shrimp in dish zoom in to close up 2. Wide scientist looking at shrimp through microscope 3. Close of shrimp on computer screen 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Professor Steve...