Environment & Climate The Map Was Short A Nature study estimates 26.81 percent of land was already in some conservation area in 2022, against an official 18.5 percent. The extra includes possible sites that are not yet recognised.
Sumatran rhino Ratu Is Carrying a Fourth Calf. The Father of the Other Calf Is an Uncle. Two Sumatran rhinos at Way Kambas are pregnant, due around May 2027. Ratu's calf would be her fourth. Delilah's sire is her paternal uncle. Eleven captive animals, all males related.
DRC A Homegrown Group Will Co-Manage Itombwe Nature Reserve Strong Roots Congo will co-manage Itombwe Nature Reserve with the national wildlife authority, a first for a homegrown NGO in the modern DRC.
New Zealand New Zealand's Heaviest Insect Now Has Great-Grandchildren in the Wild Captive breeding put more than 11,000 wētāpunga back into the wild. Four generations have now been born on two Hauraki Gulf islands.
conservation Aldabra's Wild Giant Tortoises Now Number About 183,000 A new census puts Aldabra's wild giant tortoises at about 183,000, the highest figure recorded, after the species was hunted below 1,000 in the 19th century.
environment Renewables Overtake Coal in Global Electricity Mix for First Time in Century Renewables Overtake Coal in Global Electricity Mix for First Time in Century Positive developments continue in this important area. The continued advancement in this area represents an important step forward. Positive developments continue in this important area. These developments build upon previous research and contribute to growing knowledge in the
Environment & Climate Global Rewilding Movement Celebrates Major Successes The Global Rewilding Alliance documents major conservation successes including the Saiga antelope rebound from near-extinction to over 4 million animals in Kazakhstan.
Amur leopard Amur Leopard Population Doubles to Over 100 in Conservation Success Amur leopard population grows from 30 to over 100 through dedicated conservation efforts in Russia and China, demonstrating species recovery is possible.
Environment & Climate Golden Eagles Set to Return to England After 150 Years Golden eagles set to return to England after 150 years with £1m government-backed recovery programme identifying eight potential release zones.
conservation Global Conservation Pact Creates Wildlife Corridors for 130 Nations Over 130 nations sign conservation agreement creating wildlife corridors for migratory species, addressing decline of nearly half of protected species
conservation Bilby Population Soars to 2,000 in Australian Conservation Win Australia's bilby population soars from 50 to 2,000 animals in seven years at Mallee Cliffs National Park, marking one of the country's greatest conse
marine-biology Scientists Capture First Video of Sperm Whale Birth Reveals Extraordinary Community Care In an unprecedented scientific achievement, researchers with Project CETI have captured the first detailed video of a sperm whale birth, revealing extraordinary community cooperation that challenges o...
Environment & Climate Uganda Returns Rhinos to Historic Range After 43-Year Absence Uganda Returns Rhinos to Historic Range After 43-Year Absence Eight Southern White Rhinos relocated to Kidepo Valley National Park in major conservation milestone The Uganda Wildlife Authority has achieved a historic conservation milestone by reintroducing Southern White Rhinos to Kidepo Valley National Park after a 43-year absence. Eight rhinos have
endangered species New Zealand's Critically Endangered Bird Makes Conservation Breakthrough Sanctuary eggs offer genetic lifeline for world's rarest parakeet
climate-adaptation California Wildflowers Evolve Rapidly to Survive Historic Megadrought ## First documented case of 'evolutionary rescue' offers hope for climate adaptation
Environment & Climate Koalas' DNA Bouncing Back After Population Crash Koalas are showing remarkable genetic resilience following catastrophic population declines that left conservationists worried about inbreeding and species survival. New genomic research reveals that despite suffering a massive population crash that reduced genetic diversity to dangerous levels, koala populations are beginning to recover their genetic health as overall numbers rebound.
invasive-species Twenty-Year Conservation Victory Eliminates Invasive Species from Chesapeake Bay Twenty-Year Conservation Victory Eliminates Invasive Species from Chesapeake Bay A 20-year conservation effort has successfully eliminated invasive nutria from Chesapeake Bay wetlands. This achievement represents one of the most successful invasive species eradication programs in recent history, demonstrating that persistent, well-funded conservation efforts can restore critical ecosystems. This development highlights
conservation Australian Koalas Overcome 'Evolutionary Doom' Through Rapid Population Recovery Latest news: Australian Koalas Overcome 'Evolutionary Doom' Through Rapid Population Recovery
conservation Australian Marsupials Show Signs of Recovery After Conservation Push — March 7, 2026 Targeted habitat restoration and breeding programs yielding measurable population gains
conservation Australian Marsupials Show Signs of Recovery After Conservation Push Australian marsupials show encouraging population recovery thanks to targeted conservation programs combining habitat restoration and breeding initiatives.
conservation From Conflict Zone to Conservation Triumph: How Manas National Park Rose from the Ashes Latest breakthrough: From Conflict Zone to Conservation Triumph: How Manas National Park Rose from the Ashes
Community & Society Indonesia Becomes First Country to Ban Elephant Rides Nationwide Indonesia becomes the first country to ban elephant riding nationwide, setting a global precedent for ethical wildlife tourism.
