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The article describes the Citizen Conservation (CC) program, which aims to utilize private animal keepers for species conservation. Tina Nagorzanski is the fish species manager at CC. CC started with amphibians five years ago, but in the future, fish will also be a focus. Potential keepers do not need an official certificate of competence, but their experience and knowledge in keeping and breeding animals are checked. Private keepers, zoos, and scientific institutions are treated equally and must sign the same agreement for the animals. CC does not mix their animals with privately kept animals of the same species. CC provides recommendations for keeping, but there is room for individual decisions as long as significant deviations are discussed in advance with the CC office. Animal keeping must comply with CC guidelines, and regular inspections may take place. In case of diseases or deaths, veterinary examinations can be carried out, with CC covering the costs. CC welcomes support from keepers, such as experience reports or financial assistance. The CC project for the permanent conservation breeding of fish species is based on science-based population management statistical tools and clear breeding goals for a period of 40 years. Deformed or offspring not suitable for further breeding are removed from breeding and can either be further cared for or used as feed. Excess animals can be sold to certified dealers to support species conservation. The CC program collaborates with the Parosphromenus Project and plans to include additional species. CC is funded by various partners and offers support options such as sponsorships. Currently, the program manages 17 different species but plans to expand to a total of 29 species. [Extracted from the article]

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The article reports on the 100th anniversary of the Slime Estuary Nature Reserve located at the Baltic Sea coast. It mentions habitat changes that result primarily from changes in the vegetation cover impacting repeated shifts in the populations of the main breeding bird species. It also mentions While the breeding colony of common gulls, herring gulls and terns was initially able to move to the area of ​​the Olpenitz peninsula, the breeding numbers in this area are also very low.

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The article focuses on the importance of cemeteries as natural habitats and their contribution to biodiversity. Topics include how cemeteries, when managed in a nature-friendly way, can serve as green oases in urban and rural areas, supporting a variety of plant and animal species; and the ecological benefits of cemeteries, such as air cooling, pollutant filtration, and water absorption, and suggests various practices to enhance their natural value, including promoting diverse habitats.

The article "Dear nature, climate, and human protectors" in the magazine "Seabirds" deals with the prioritization of climate change in society. Although climate change poses an obvious threat to animal and plant species as well as to humans, the importance of the issue is decreasing in political surveys and concerns of the population. Rising cost of living, expensive housing, and fear of foreign influence dominate the public debate. The article emphasizes the necessity of no longer neglecting climate change and presents a media project that aims to document the effects of climate change on the Norderoog Hallig. The project is supported by the Ministry for Energy Transition, Climate Protection, Environment, and Nature. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents information about an oriental fire salamander Salamandra infraimmaculata that was genetically investigated in 2020 in Turkey. It mentions that different ages can easily be all changes keep track of which the spots during the growth of the animals; and animals from Aslantepe belong to species and subspecies.

The article presents information about an oriental fire salamander Salamandra infraimmaculata that was genetically investigated in 2020 in Turkey. It mentions that different ages can easily be all changes keep track of which the spots during the growth of the animals; and animals from Aslantepe belong to species and subspecies.

Lesaffre has appointed Manuel Maire as the General Manager of Phileo by Lesaffre, the business unit for feed additives. Maire has over 20 years of experience in animal health and nutrition and has held senior positions at INVIVO, NEOVIA, and ADM. He will drive the company's long-term strategy and develop solutions that consider the diversity of animal species to address challenges in agriculture. [Extracted from the article]

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The article focuses on a comparison of plant identification apps and their potential utility for cemetery gardeners and managers. Topics include the features and functionalities of the "ObsIdentify" app, which is part of a scientific project aimed at documenting natural plant and animal species, the user-friendly design and target audience of the app, and the testing results, highlighting its effectiveness in identifying plants when images are clear and well-centered.

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The article examines how forensic methods can contribute to the preservation of biodiversity and mentions about the IdentMe founding project that supports FFH monitoring through eDNA analysis. It mentions analysis of the eDNA is a focus research in environmental management; and animal and plant species is essential for various areas such as nature conservation.

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The revised book "Feed and ration-specific restrictions" provides an overview of feed, their classification and sensory evaluation, as well as an explanation of the types of restrictions. The restrictions are listed in tables, sorted by livestock species and, if applicable, direction of use and age group. The range of animal species includes cattle, sheep, dairy goats, fallow deer, horses, pigs, rabbits, and poultry. The book also contains information on secondary plant ingredients with antinutritive effects. [Extracted from the article]

In 2022, industrial compound feed production in the EU decreased by more than 5 million tons compared to the previous year. The main reasons for this decline are avian influenza, economic uncertainty, and environmental and animal welfare policies. The pig sector was particularly affected, experiencing a decrease of 6.7%, followed by the poultry segment with a decrease of 3.2%. Cattle feed production only slightly decreased by 0.5 million tons. It is expected that the production of the main animal species will continue to decline in 2023. Avian influenza, economic uncertainty, and environmental and animal welfare policies remain the main drivers for the upcoming year. [Extracted from the article]

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Current situation and meta-analysis for Europe and North America During recent decades scientists have found increasing evidence that the impact of beavers on semiaquatic ecosystems has led to increasing biodiversity. Here we summarize worldwide knowledge of the impact of beavers on biodiversity and give many demonstrative examples of the effect of landscape transforming by beavers on different animal groups. We assessed data from 53 scientific studies with a comparable experimental approach, mainly from North America and Northern Europe, in a meta-analysis and focused on the effects of beavers on species richness of animals and plants, as well as on single taxonomic groups of animal species. The results show that in 83 % of studies the effect of beavers led to an increasing species richness in animals and in 79 % to an increasing species richness in plants at a landscape level. The data show that the transformation of wetlandsby beavers effect an increasing species richness at a landscape level and induce a unique habitat heterogeneity. This offers the perspective for using the influence of beavers on wetlands as instruments for achieving the goals of the EU Water Framework Directive and for the restoration of wetlands, increasingly suggested by scientists in international scientific studies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article focuses on Biodiversity Cemetery of creation and ecological, near-natural "teaching cemetery" for almost two years. It mentions oasis for plants and animals and at the same time a refuge both for grieving people as well as for those who seek rest and reflection in the want to find nature. It also mentions old oak tree could live numerous animal species and birds and hedgehog shelter, and old cemetery walls are habitat for bumblebees and lizards as well as rare ferns.

Scientists have investigated the effects of the live yeast Saccharomyces boulardii CNCM I-1079 on the gut microbiota in various animal species. The results show that the live yeast has positive effects on the populations of bacteria in the gut, especially in piglets or calves before weaning or in adult animals in stressful situations. These effects lead to improved feed efficiency and/or increased growth. Additionally, health benefits have been observed, such as a reduction in treatments for digestive and respiratory diseases. This results in financial gain for the producer and strengthens the recommendation for the use of this probiotic in agriculture. [Extracted from the article]

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During the last years the development of wind energy has been accompanied by publications aiming to ensure quality control on the question of effects on wildlife species. The aim is not only to provide knowledge for the best possible avoidance of negative relations between certain animal species and wind energy for facility planning, such as the question of bird collisions or biotic disturbances in the marine environment. Additionally, both European and national species protection laws explicitly require to deal with all relevant effects on nature and endangered species. The paper aims to synoptically illustrate the state of research. On the one hand it shows what kind of knowledge about the impacts of the wind energy on wildlife species can be considered as accepted for practical planning. On the other hand it aims to identify remaining knowledge gaps, for example caused by contradicting study results. The results presented here are based on an international synopsis carried out at the Institute of Technology Berlin (TU Berlin). Some effects have already been investigated several times, such as the influence of locational factors on the spatial behaviour of birds of prey, whilst only little secure knowledge has been gained on other important questions, such as the habituation of migratory birds to wind parks or impacts on population level. These findings have led to a number of subsequent questions, e.g. the availability of monitoring data in a suitable way. This would help to increase information of potential impacts on wildlife during the further development of wind energy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]