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We hope you have enjoyed our #15FootstepsForward series!
These successes are just a few of the amazing achievements the EDGE Fellows and program have accomplished, so keep following us on social media and keep taking more footsteps forward in conservation with us!
We hope you enjoyed our #15FootstepsForward series!
Why not head to our website to check out the last part of our three-part blog series (https://t.co/3BgfU37WiD), that celebrates and dives deeper into the final five success stories that we have shared over the last few weeks.
Last in #15FootstepsForward is the mapping of the evolutionary history of the world’s terrestrial vertebrates.
The mapping highlighted the plight of EDGE species such as the Western Swamp Turtle, Tokashiki Gecko and Numbat.
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Next in #15FootstepsForward is pioneering research on EDGE Sharks and Rays.
EDGE Fellow Issah Seidu's research has shown that more than 70% of sharks and rays sold at his study sites in Ghana are facing risk of extinction!
Head to Facebook to learn more https://t.co/4ADT1ziyXm
Next in #15FootstepsForward are incredible firsts for the Cantor’s giant softshell turtle.
In 2020 EDGE Fellow Ayushi Jain reported the highest number of wild sightings of the species ever recorded but that's not all, head to our Facebook page to see more https://t.co/4ADT1z0XyM
Next in #15FootstepsForward is the range extension for the Critically Endangered tarzan chameleon.
In 2020, EDGE Fellow Alain Rakotondrina and his team recorded the species in 15 new forest locations!
Head to our Facebook page to learn more https://t.co/4ADT1ziyXm
Next in #15FootstepsForward is the successful breeding of the Taylor’s salamander.
In 2019 EDGE Fellow José Alfredo Hernández Díaz and his team were able to breed the salamander in captivity, a first for this species!
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Are you enjoying our #15FootstepsForward series?
Why not head to our website and read our latest blog (https://t.co/gvIEkvXu7F), the second part of our three part series, that celebrates and dives deeper into the success stories that we have shared over the last few weeks.
Next in #15FootstepsForward is an exciting discovery for the Critically Endangered gharial.
In 2019 EDGE Fellow Ashish Bashyal and his team discovered two new breeding groups within Bardiya National Park in Nepal!
Head to our Facebook page to learn more https://t.co/4ADT1ziyXm
Next in #15FootstepsForward is the first ever scientific population estimate of the Cuban funnel-eared bat!
In 2019 EDGE Fellow Jose Manuel de la Cruz-Mora used vivid nail polish to mark individuals of the species.
Head to our Facebook page to learn more https://t.co/4ADT1ziyXm
Next in #15FootstepsForward is the first ever EDGE list for reptiles in 2018!
The creation of the list led to EDGE Fellowships supporting conservation projects on 13 of the most unique and threatened EDGE reptiles.
Head to our Facebook page to learn more https://t.co/4ADT1ziyXm
Next in #15FootstepsForward is the proposal for the purple frog, an EDGE species, to be declared as the State Frog for Kerala!
EDGE Fellow Sandeep Das is working to bring national recognition to this enigmatic species.
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Next in #15FootstepsForward is the work being done to help save the Gran Chaco!
EDGE Fellow Mica Camino has helped to create the “Somos Monte” movement and assisted in creating a support network for local people.
Head to our Facebook page to learn more https://t.co/4ADT1zj6MU
Next in #15FootstepsForward is the 2014 discovery of a range extension for the pygmy three-toed sloth!
Fellow Diorene Cabellos, who was a part of this discovery, is recognised as a champion for the pygmy sloth.
Head to our Facebook page to learn more https://t.co/4ADT1z0XyM
Next in our #15FootstepsForward is the first Seychelles all-female marine patrol and research team!
EDGE Fellow Sylvanna Antat helped to show marine conservation was a place where females can take the lead.
Head to our Facebook page to learn more https://t.co/4ADT1ziyXm
Next in #15FootstepsForward is the rediscovery in Sri Lanka of one of the world's rarest primates!
The Horton Plains slender loris, thought to have become extinct, was photographed by ZSL EDGE researchers in 2010.
Head to our Facebook page to learn more https://t.co/4ADT1ziyXm
Second in our #15FootstepsForward we have what we believe to be the first photographic records of wild pygmy hippos in Liberia!
EDGE Fellow John Konie and a ZSL team captured the incredible footage in 2008.
Head to our Facebook page to learn more https://t.co/4ADT1ziyXm
First up for our #15FootstepsForward - a throwback from 2007 - A big shout-out to some of these early faces @drnickisaac @BaillieJonathan Ben Collen @carly_waterman Helen Meredith @Al2kA
First in our #15FootstepsForward we have the world’s first EDGE list, the EDGE list for mammals, created in 2007!
The inaugural EDGE mammals list was topped by the Baiji, a river dolphin that is likely extinct.
Head to our Facebook page to learn more https://t.co/4ADT1ziyXm
First in our #15FootstepsForward we have the world’s first EDGE list, the EDGE list for mammals, created in 2007!
The inaugural EDGE mammals list was topped by the Baiji, a river dolphin that is likely extinct.
Head to our Facebook page to learn more https://t.co/4ADT1ziyXm
This year marks 15 years since the EDGE of Existence programme was launched in 2007!
Join us every Friday to celebrate this amazing achievement with our #15FootstepsForward series, where we will be sharing 15 success stories that the EDGE program and Fellows have achieved!
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