Winners of 2025 Whitley Awards, the ‘Green Oscars,’ are announced

Mongabay
Apr 30, 2025, 7:58 pm127 ptsTrending
This year’s Whitley Awards, commonly dubbed the “Green Oscars,” have been presented to seven conservationists from three continents working to protect and revive a diverse range of threatened animals and plants, including jaguars, yew trees and orchids, frogs, monkeys, gibbons, elephants and cranes.…

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Winners of 2025 Whitley Awards, the ‘Green Oscars,’ are announced

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