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Thai Influencer Uses Drone to Save Rare Dugongs
Acts of KindnessApr 2

Thai Influencer Uses Drone to Save Rare Dugongs

A social media influencer in Thailand has spent over a year monitoring critically endangered dugongs with a drone, helping protect the 273 remaining animals through education and awareness. His daily visits to Tang Khen Bay showcase these gentle sea mammals to the world while scientists work to save their disappearing habitat.

Google: species saved endangered2 min read
Thai Influencer Uses Drone to Protect Rare Dugongs
Acts of KindnessMar 28

Thai Influencer Uses Drone to Protect Rare Dugongs

A social media creator in Thailand has spent over a year monitoring critically endangered dugongs with a drone, raising awareness as these gentle sea mammals face threats from habitat loss and pollution. His daily updates on a beloved dugong named Miracle are helping educate the public about protecting the species.

Google: species saved endangered2 min read
Shark Bay Volunteers Plant 36,000 Seagrass Seedlings by Hand
Planet WinsMar 8

Shark Bay Volunteers Plant 36,000 Seagrass Seedlings by Hand

After a devastating 2011 heatwave killed seagrass across an area twice the size of Singapore, volunteers in Western Australia are bringing Shark Bay's underwater meadows back to life one seedling at a time. Indigenous wisdom and community grit are restoring the playground that dolphins, dugongs, and whales call home.

ABC Australia3 min read
India's Dugongs Surge to 270 in Tamil Nadu Waters
Planet WinsFeb 11

India's Dugongs Surge to 270 in Tamil Nadu Waters

Once nearly extinct, India's gentle sea cows are thriving again with 270 dugongs now grazing along Tamil Nadu's coast. This remarkable comeback proves that when communities, scientists, and governments work together, even slow-breeding marine mammals can bounce back.

The Better India3 min read
Tamil Nadu's 270 Dugongs Signal Major Conservation Win
Planet WinsFeb 6

Tamil Nadu's 270 Dugongs Signal Major Conservation Win

India's endangered dugong population has hit 270 along Tamil Nadu's coast, marking a rare conservation victory for one of the ocean's most vulnerable creatures. The Wildlife Institute of India calls it "big news" after years of focused protection efforts.

Google News - Conservation Success2 min read