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Population structure and reproductive ecology of wild pigs at the northern edge of the North American invasive range

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By Mathieu Pruvot, Luis Salazar, Chunu Mainali, Nathan P. Snow, Hannah Mckenzie
| Nature Verified
Abstract Wild pigs (Sus scrofa) have been expanding their range in Canada during recent decades. While high reproductive output is typically reported in wild pigs, reproductive performance at the northern edge of the North American invasive range is not well characterized.
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Brazil Elections 2026: Favela Communicators Fight Misinformation and Digital Vulnerability

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By Hannah Mckenzie
| Rooting Anti-Racism in the Favelas
During the pandemic, false theories about vaccines affected the decision-making of favela residents. Photo: José Cruz/Agência Brasil Clique aqui para Português This article begins a series on the 2026 Brazilian elections, focusing on the perspectives of Greater Rio’s favelas. Misinformation is a silent epidemic—yet its consequences are immediate and tangible. In Brazilian favelas, it is no different.
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‘Pedala Queimados’ Brings Social Change Through Cycling in Rio de Janeiro’s Most Distant Periphery [PROFILE]

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By Amanda Lopes, Hannah Mckenzie
| rioonwatch.org
Clique aqui para Português This article is part of a series of profiles of initiatives in Rio de Janeiro’s Sustainable Favela Network and of a series created in partnership with the Behner Stiefel Center for Brazilian Studies at San Diego State University, to produce articles for the Digital Brazil Project on environmental justice in the favelas through RioOnWatch.
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