Below you will find a list of some RSS Feeds available on the IUCN site.
RSS Feeds allow you to see when websites have added new content without having to visit the website. RSS Feeds are web pages design to be understood by computer systems.
To subscribe to a RSS Feed you need to have a RSS reader. A RSS reader is a piece of software you can install on you computer. The RSS reader will regularly check the RSS Feeds and present you the new additions (if any).
If you don't have a newsreader yet, you can choose from a wide range of options. Take a look at the list of newsreaders at Google for example. Download and install the one you like best, point it to one of our RSS feeds and you are ready!
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