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Sustainability Scorecard Underscores Need to Overhaul Pharma Supply Chain

American horseshoe crabs in a bleeding facility | Photo credit: Timothy FadekSAUSALITO, CA / December…

Elizabeth BennettDecember 9, 2024

2024 Black-Footed Ferret Media Coverage

Smithsonian Magazine | A Cloned Ferret Has Given Birth for the First Time in History, Marking a Win for Her Endangered Species

Story by Margherita Bassi, Smithsonian Magazine From the Article In a victory for conservation, a…

Elizabeth BennettNovember 11, 2024

2024 Black-Footed Ferret Media Coverage

USA Today | Send in the clones: 2 black-footed ferret babies born to cloned mom for the first time

Story by Claire Thornton, USA Today From the Article Wildlife conservationists are celebrating a big…

Elizabeth BennettNovember 8, 2024

2024 Black-Footed Ferret Media Coverage

CBC Radio | First ferret babies born from a clone bring new hope for their species

Black-footed ferrets Sibert and Red Cloud are the 1st offspring of a cloned endangered animal.…

Elizabeth BennettNovember 6, 2024

2024 Black-Footed Ferret Media Coverage

The Washington Post | Cloned ferret gives birth in Va., making history, U.S. officials say

Pioneering research could aid in survival of other endangered species, scientists say. Story by Martin…

Elizabeth BennettNovember 5, 2024

New York Times cover of coral in jars | Sarah Mafféïs, New York Times

2024 Advanced Coral Toolkit Media Coverage

New York Times: Want to See Coral Reefs Grow? Freeze Them.

By Carly D. Kenkel for the New York Times Dr. Kenkel is a marine biologist who…

Kika TuffAugust 21, 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.

2024 Media Coverage News Wild Genomes

National Geographic: The race to save the ‘holy grail’ of amphibians from extinction

The Chile Mountains False Toad (Telmatobufo venustus) is an elusive amphibian, endemic to Chilean forests.…

Kika TuffJuly 22, 2024

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

2024 Media Coverage News

Washington Post: This butterfly went extinct. That’s not the end of the story.

The Xerces blue butterfly vanished from San Francisco in the 1940s. Scientists just released dozens…

Kika TuffJuly 15, 2024

Przewalski’s horse clone and his domestic horse mother at ViaGen facility in Texas. Photo credit: April 1, 2023, by Ken Bohn, San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance

2024 Media Coverage Przewalski's Horse

Alta Magazine: Better Diversity Through Cloning

Story by Joy Lanzendorfer, Alta Magazine Last year, a rare endangered horse named Ollie was…

Kika TuffJuly 3, 2024

Corals: On the Brink - title image | Aeon

2024 Advanced Coral Toolkit Media Coverage News

Aeon: It’s our responsibility to engineer corals that can weather the world we’ve created

Coral: On the Brink Many people have an aversion to human interventions into the natural…

Kika TuffJune 27, 2024

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Sustainability Scorecard Underscores Need to Overhaul Pharma Supply Chain

Smithsonian Magazine | A Cloned Ferret Has Given Birth for the First Time in History, Marking a Win for Her Endangered Species

USA Today | Send in the clones: 2 black-footed ferret babies born to cloned mom for the first time

CBC Radio | First ferret babies born from a clone bring new hope for their species

The Washington Post | Cloned ferret gives birth in Va., making history, U.S. officials say

New York Times: Want to See Coral Reefs Grow? Freeze Them.

National Geographic: The race to save the ‘holy grail’ of amphibians from extinction

Washington Post: This butterfly went extinct. That’s not the end of the story.

Alta Magazine: Better Diversity Through Cloning

Aeon: It’s our responsibility to engineer corals that can weather the world we’ve created

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