Conservation
World's largest wildlife crossing one step closer to becoming a reality
Helped by the fame of a Los Angeles puma called P-22, the world's largest wildlife crossing is close becoming a reality.
one month agoCollection of wildlife articles related to nature conservation such as poaching, human impact and the some conservation success stories from around the world.
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Meet the Hollywood star on a mission to raise awareness for pangolins
In a mini-documentary series actor and model Djimon Hounsou takes viewers on a journey across Africa to learn about the many threats pangolins face.
one month ago
Conservation
Good news: Britain's wild crane population is on the up
Britain's common crane population has reason to celebrate this World Wetlands Day.
2 months ago
Conservation
Saving Slovenia’s 'Human Fish'
Scientists in this Central European country are leading the charge to understand and protect a charismatic, cave-dwelling salamander.
2 months ago
Conservation
The Other COVID Nurses
Caring for sick and injured wildlife has always been challenging, but during the pandemic, for many rehabilitators, it has become a gruelling, 24/7...
2 months ago
Human Impact
Daytime sightings of elusive aardvarks hint at troubled times in the Kalahari
Aardvarks are nocturnal animals but climate change is altering that and it's a problem.
4 months ago
Conservation
Africa’s pandemic-fuelled conservation crisis
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has exposed long-standing weaknesses in how we protect African wilderness and species. But it has also given us an...
4 months ago
Conservation
The Gibbon’s Tail: Ancient stories could help save the world's rarest ape
For the world’s rarest ape, survival may depend on stories passed down for centuries.
5 months ago
Human Impact
Over 30% of the world's reptile species can be bought online (and the majority are not protected)
Reptiles are consistently overlooked by regulators of the trade in wildlife, but many face extinction in the wild.
6 months ago
Conservation
Monarch butterflies' spectacular migration is at risk – an ambitious new plan aims to help save it
Can a plan that brings together government and private landowners create enough habitat for monarch butterflies?
6 months ago
Conservation
New research: Tracking technology uses rhinos' unique feet to fight poaching
Rhino tracks are as unique as human fingerprints, which is good news for conservationists
6 months ago
Conservation
Rediscovered : New Guinea's "singing dogs" are not extinct after all
DNA analysis has found that an ancient dog known for its uniquely haunting howl is still living in the wild in West Guinea, Indonesia.
6 months ago
Conservation
Cambodia welcomes a bumper crop of critically endangered crocs
Fifteen hatchings might not sound like much, but for a species on the brink it's very encouraging news.
7 months ago
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Air pollution could be making honey bees sick – new study
Honey bees in the most polluted parts of an Indian city were more likely to die sooner and showed clear signs of poor health.
7 months ago
Conservation
Getting closer to a much better count of Africa's lions
How do scientists count lions? Not very accurately says recent research.
8 months ago
