Crested Ibises Reintroduced to Wild in Japan's Noto Peninsula

Conservationists have released a new batch of captive-bred crested ibises into the Noto region, marking a major milestone in efforts to restore the species to the Japanese mainland after it was previously driven to extinction there.

26 Aug, 05:53 — 26 Aug, 05:53

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Crested ibis release in Noto marks milestone for the species on Honshu

The release represents a significant step in efforts to reintroduce the crested ibis to the wild after the species had become extinct in Japan.

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Crested Ibises Reintroduced to Wild in Japan's Noto Peninsula

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