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Ashlee Hutchinson on “How Can AI Accelerate Progress in the Bio World?”

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Ashlee Hutchinson on “How can AI accelerate wildlife conservation?”

Stem Cells make it possible to produce offspring from just a spec of biological material.…

Revive & Restore TeamJune 28, 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…

Revive & Restore TeamJune 27, 2024

Leadbeater's possum (Gymnobelideus leadbeateri) | Alamy

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New Genetic Management Hub Scales Genetic Rescue for Wildlife

Many endangered species are now highly inbred, threatening long-term recovery. Researchers at Monash University have…

Revive & Restore TeamJune 27, 2024

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Millions of mosquitoes released in Hawaii to save rare birds from extinction

Conservationists hope insects carrying ‘birth control’ bacteria can save honeycreeper being wiped out by malaria…

Revive & Restore TeamJune 25, 2024

Scuba diver checks coral underwater | Shutterstock

2024 Media Coverage News

Revive & Restore scientists shine in new CBC episode on gene editing

Revive & Restore lead scientist Ben Novak and Advanced Coral Toolkit awardee Line Bay present…

Revive & Restore TeamMay 20, 2024

Cuban Crocodile hatchings in the Zapata Swamp | Re:Wild

Intended Consequences News

First-of-its-kind study shows that conservation actions are effective for combating biodiversity loss

Comprehensive meta-analysis looks at success of wide range of conservation interventions globally and over time…

Revive & Restore TeamApril 29, 2024

New cloned black-footed ferret, Noreen, at the National Black-Footed Ferret | Kika Tuff, Revive & Restore

Black-Footed Ferret Cloning for Conservation News Press Release

Two Additional Black-Footed Ferrets Born As a Result of Cloning

USFWS, Revive & Restore, and Partners Announce Continued Success in Cloning Research to Further Black-footed…

Revive & Restore TeamApril 17, 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.

News Press Release Wild Genomes

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

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

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Ashlee Hutchinson on “How can AI accelerate wildlife conservation?”

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

New Genetic Management Hub Scales Genetic Rescue for Wildlife

Millions of mosquitoes released in Hawaii to save rare birds from extinction

Revive & Restore scientists shine in new CBC episode on gene editing

First-of-its-kind study shows that conservation actions are effective for combating biodiversity loss

Two Additional Black-Footed Ferrets Born As a Result of Cloning

Relative of extinct butterfly helps fill the ecological void

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

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

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