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Ben Goldfarb

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  • Environmental Journalist, Writer and Editor, Freelance
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Independent environmental journalist. Author of CROSSINGS, on #roadecology, and EAGER, on beaver belief.
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Abrindo caminho para os tamanduás-bandeira do Brasil

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By Ben Goldfarb Verified, Fernando Faciole
| nationalgeographicbrasil.com
Se Charles Dickens tivesse escrito um romance sobre a fauna brasileira, ele poderia ter inventado uma protagonista como Jane, uma tamanduá-bandeira de três anos cuja curta vida foi repleta de desventuras. Antes de ela nascer, um de seus irmãos provavelmente foi morto por uma assustadora puma, e outro por um carro.
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Making Way for the Giant Anteaters of Brazil

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By Ben Goldfarb Verified, Fernando Faciole
| National Geographic Verified
Had Charles Dickens ever written a novel about Brazilian wildlife, he might have invented a protagonist like Jane, a three-year-old giant anteater whose short life has been rife with misfortune. Before she was born, one brother was likely killed by a puma, another by a car.
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Inside the global movement to build more wildlife overpasses: 'It's like the whole world is open to wildlife now'

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By Ben Goldfarb Verified
| Good Good Good Verified
Across the globe, roads pose a deadly physical threat to wildlife and fragment the landscapes animals need to move through to survive. For some species, a road is a wall: They won’t even attempt to cross. Decades of research have proved that wildlife crossings (underpasses and overpasses), combined with roadside fences, prevent deadly collisions, protecting both animals and people. Crossings are part of larger efforts to reconnect shattered ecological corridors worldwide.
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