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Silvery Blue butterflies (Glaucopsyche lygdamus)—the closest living relative of the extinct Xerces Blue butterfly (G. xerces) | California Academy of Sciences

2024 Media Coverage

BayNature: There’s a New Blue Flitting on Xerces’ Old Turf

The Xerces blue butterfly, long gone from San Francisco, became a symbol of the fight…

Revive & Restore TeamApril 15, 2024

Silvery Blue butterfly (Glaucopsyche lygdamus)—the closest living relative of the extinct Xerces Blue butterfly (G. xerces)—released in the sand dunes of the Presidio in California in 2024.

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Relative of extinct butterfly helps fill the ecological void

California Academy of Sciences and Presidio Trust repopulate sand dunes with relative of extinct Xerces…

Revive & Restore TeamApril 15, 2024

2024 Advanced Coral Toolkit Media Coverage News

Coral preservation technology, funded by Revive & Restore, featured on PBS News

Coral reef ecosystems support half a billion people worldwide and a quarter of all marine…

Revive & Restore TeamFebruary 12, 2024

Leadbeater's possum | Credit: Dan Harley

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Genetic Management Hub Upscales Genetic Rescue for Wildlife

Climate change, habitat loss, and over-harvesting of wildlife have led to declines in many species.…

Revive & Restore TeamJanuary 25, 2024

Wild Przewalski's horses. A rare and endangered species originally native to the steppes of Central Asia. Reintroduced at the steppes of South Ural | Shutterstock

2024 Media Coverage News

Live Science: Resurrecting stallions via cloning could help undo genetic erosion

Revive & Restore's Ben Novak joins Live Science's Richard Pallardy on an exploration of our…

Revive & Restore TeamJanuary 23, 2024

A team of scientists discovered a rare Chile Mountains false toad, an elusive amphibian endemic to Chilean forests. They collected DNA samples for genomic analysis to support conservation efforts and investigate potential skin toxins.

Featured project Wild Genomes

Genomics help identify threats and guide recovery strategies for Chilean False Toads

The Chile Mountains False Toad (Telmatobufo venustus) belongs to an ancient group of species, all…

Revive & Restore TeamJanuary 17, 2024

Pyjama shark (Poroderma africanum) | Shutterstock

Featured project Wild Genomes

Building the first detailed reference genome for pyjama sharks in South Africa

The pyjama shark (Poroderma africanum) is a keystone species in South African kelp ecosystems, but…

Revive & Restore TeamJanuary 11, 2024

Brown Sea Cucumber (c) Sarita Claudia Frontana Uribe

Featured project Wild Genomes

Assessing population structure and health of endangered brown sea cucumbers

Overharvesting of the brown sea cucumber (Isostichopus fuscus) in the Galápagos Islands led to a…

Revive & Restore TeamJanuary 10, 2024

2024 Media Coverage News

Coral, Ferrets, and Elephant Poop: Celebrating 5 Years of the Catalyst Science Fund

Revive & Restore's Bridget Baumgartner joins Promega's Jordan Villanueva to explore 5 years of collaboration through…

Revive & Restore TeamJanuary 3, 2024

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Our 2023 Annual Report is live! Discover this year’s breakthroughs for conservation

In 2023, Revive & Restore pushed the boundaries of conservation and spearheaded groundbreaking research—all to…

Revive & Restore TeamDecember 6, 2023

Revive & Restore Team

BayNature: There’s a New Blue Flitting on Xerces’ Old Turf

Relative of extinct butterfly helps fill the ecological void

Coral preservation technology, funded by Revive & Restore, featured on PBS News

Genetic Management Hub Upscales Genetic Rescue for Wildlife

Live Science: Resurrecting stallions via cloning could help undo genetic erosion

Genomics help identify threats and guide recovery strategies for Chilean False Toads

Building the first detailed reference genome for pyjama sharks in South Africa

Assessing population structure and health of endangered brown sea cucumbers

Coral, Ferrets, and Elephant Poop: Celebrating 5 Years of the Catalyst Science Fund

Our 2023 Annual Report is live! Discover this year’s breakthroughs for conservation

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