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disaster
China's Severe Dust Storms "Yellow Dragon"
1994 - 2000
disaster
Yellow River oil pollution
1960s
disaster
Invasive Species, Brown Tree Snake
1960s
success
Back From The Brink: Black Robins
1980
history
Louis-Antoine de Bougainville discovers the largest reef in the world
1768 CE
disaster
Red-crowned Roof turtle
2023 CE
disaster
Tokay gecko
2019 CE
disaster
White-Bellied Heron
2023 CE
success
Chinese Crested Tern
2013 CE
success
Reef manta rays, Species Recovery in Raja Ampat
2022 CE
disaster
Mekong giant catfish
2023 CE
disaster
Pacific bluefin tuna
2023 CE
disaster
Ganges River dolphin
2023 CE
disaster
Irrawaddy dolphin
2023 CE
success
Parks & Reserves: The Savu Marine National Park
2009 CE
success
Parks & Reserves: Qinghai Hoh Xil Nature Reserve
2017 CE
history
The Daurian steppe
2023 CE
history
Eastern Mongolian steppe
2023 CE
history
Eastern Himalayas
2023 CE
history
Borneo and Sumatra Forests
2023 CE
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