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Wildlife

11.05.26

Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards Opens 2026 Submissions, Celebrating Humor and Conservation Through Nature’s Funniest Moments

Wildlife

07.05.26

How Dogs Working in Wildlife Conservation Protect Endangered Species Worldwide

The Greenland Wildlife Overpass provides a safe crossing for animals such as elk, pronghorn, foxes, and coyotes, helping species move between fragmented habitats and maintain healthy populations.

North America

23.04.26

Greenland Wildlife Overpass in Colorado Reconnects Habitat Across Major Highway

Floreana tortoise restoration brings 158 juvenile giant tortoises with ancestral lineage back to Galápagos Island home after a 180-year absence as part of the largest ecosystem recovery initiative ever undertaken in the archipelago.

South America

09.04.26

Floreana Tortoise Restoration Revives a Lost Giant After 180 Years in the Galápagos

Wildlife corridor conservation along the Mogollon Wildway, which extends from the Gila Wilderness in southwestern New Mexico to the Grand Canyon in Arizona, aims to reconnect millions of acres of habitat, enabling animals to move more freely across a vast landscape of mountains, forests, and rivers.

North America

07.04.26

Mogollon Wildway: Wildlife Corridor Conservation Gains Momentum Across the Southwest

Rewilding East London aims to restore wetland habitats that are rich enough to support beavers and white storks, which have been absent from Britain's urban landscapes for centuries.

Northern Europe

07.04.26

Rewilding East London: Beavers and White Storks Return to Dagenham

Orangutan recovery success is reflected in Bonti, a rehabilitated orangutan now living independently in the forests of East Borneo.

Southeast Asia

27.03.26

Orangutan Recovery Success: Why Bonti’s Life in the Wild Matters

Tiger population recovery in China reaches a milestone as camera traps capture the country's first footage of an Amur tigress with five cubs.

East Asia

25.03.26

Camera Traps Document Tiger Population Recovery with Five-Cub Family in China

Amphibian conservation solutions are helping protect Darwin’s frog, a rare species threatened by disease and extinction.

South America

24.03.26

Amphibian Conservation Solutions: How Science is Rescuing Darwin’s Frog in Southern Chile

The Virunga twin mountain gorillas born to mother Mafuko in early 2026 represent a rare conservation milestone for the endangered species at the Democratic Republic of Congo's Virunga National Park.

Central Africa

23.03.26

Virunga Twin Mountain Gorillas Boost Endangered Population Numbers

Rwanda's anti-poaching efforts to protect gorillas employ trained rangers who use GPS technology and traditional tracking methods to monitor mountain gorilla groups in Volcanoes National Park.

Eastern Africa

10.03.26

Rwanda’s Anti-Poaching Efforts to Protect Gorillas Drive Conservation Success

This rare species rediscovery of the endangered flat-headed cat came through remote camera trap images in Princess Sirindhorn Wildlife Sanctuary.

Southeast Asia

10.03.26

Thailand Celebrates Rare Species Rediscovery of Endangered Flat-Headed Cat

Glow-in-the-dark snails return to island homes after a major breeding and reintroduction effort released more than 7,000 rare invertebrates back into their native habitat, offering fresh hope for the species’ survival.

Oceania

06.03.26

Glow-in-the-Dark Snails Return to Island Homes in Major Conservation Milestone

Wolverine reintroduction in Colorado is advancing from a voter-backed vision to detailed planning, as wildlife officials develop a science-based strategy focused on habitat protection, long-term monitoring, and coexistence with communities.

North America

03.03.26

Wolverine Reintroduction in Colorado Marks Return of Elusive Mountain Carnivore

Migratory species protection at COP15 will review proposals to add 42 animals, including the snowy owl, to international conservation lists, as governments meet in Brazil to strengthen cooperation for species threatened by habitat loss, climate change, and overexploitation across borders.

Wildlife

03.03.26

Migratory Species Protection at COP15 Expands Global Safeguards for 42 Animals

Community-based forest conservation in Sumatra's Thirty Hills engages residents in forest patrols, restoration efforts, and sustainable enterprises that protect critically endangered wildlife while improving livelihoods.

Asia

23.02.26

Community-Based Forest Conservation Delivers a Decade of Gains in Indonesia’s Thirty Hills

Shark and ray protections reached historic levels as CITES banned commercial trade in whale sharks, all manta and devil rays, and numerous other vulnerable species at its 2025 conference.

Policy

18.02.26

International Summit Grants Historic Shark and Ray Protections

The expansion of protected sites beyond Epping Forest highlights how strategic habitat diversification is strengthening the species’ long-term survival prospects and reducing extinction risk.

Oceania

06.02.26

Wombat Joeys’ Wild Birth Signals Conservation Success in Queensland

Targeted rare butterfly conservation success with species like the Marsh Fritillary showing sharp population gains as farmers in Northern Ireland restore traditional grazing on wildflower meadows.

Europe

04.02.26

How Rare Butterfly Conservation Success in the UK Shows Recovery is Achievable

African penguin chicks hatch at the Maryland Zoo, where conservation breeding supports this critically endangered seabird species.

North America

03.02.26

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Latest Wildlife Stories

Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards Opens 2026 Submissions, Celebrating Humor and Conservation Through Nature’s Funniest Moments

How Dogs Working in Wildlife Conservation Protect Endangered Species Worldwide

Greenland Wildlife Overpass in Colorado Reconnects Habitat Across Major Highway

Floreana Tortoise Restoration Revives a Lost Giant After 180 Years in the Galápagos

Mogollon Wildway: Wildlife Corridor Conservation Gains Momentum Across the Southwest

Rewilding East London: Beavers and White Storks Return to Dagenham

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Orangutan Recovery Success: Why Bonti’s Life in the Wild Matters

Camera Traps Document Tiger Population Recovery with Five-Cub Family in China

Amphibian Conservation Solutions: How Science is Rescuing Darwin’s Frog in Southern Chile

Virunga Twin Mountain Gorillas Boost Endangered Population Numbers

Rwanda’s Anti-Poaching Efforts to Protect Gorillas Drive Conservation Success

Thailand Celebrates Rare Species Rediscovery of Endangered Flat-Headed Cat

Glow-in-the-Dark Snails Return to Island Homes in Major Conservation Milestone

Wolverine Reintroduction in Colorado Marks Return of Elusive Mountain Carnivore

Migratory Species Protection at COP15 Expands Global Safeguards for 42 Animals

Community-Based Forest Conservation Delivers a Decade of Gains in Indonesia’s Thirty Hills

International Summit Grants Historic Shark and Ray Protections

Wombat Joeys’ Wild Birth Signals Conservation Success in Queensland

How Rare Butterfly Conservation Success in the UK Shows Recovery is Achievable

African Penguin Chicks Hatch at Maryland Zoo, Boosting Conservation Hope

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