Giant, ancient crabs live beneath Rome, and conservationists have their backs: 'They deserve to be saved'
The only freshwater crustaceans indigenous to Italy, experts hope to garner appreciation for these giant Roman crabs.
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Groundbreaking AI tech aims to reduce wildlife collisions — and it was invented by teen girls
A project created by four teen girls in Colorado uses AI and infrared technology to alert drivers of oncoming wildlife.
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Size matters: How massive protected areas are the best solution to ensure the survival of endangered wildlife
From the 1970s through 2020, the annual rate of protected area creation on land increased, but these areas’ average size have decreased.
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New Australian national park the size of Las Vegas home to 12 threatened species
Australia's newest national park is teeming with an incredible array of wildlife, including 12 threatened or endangered species.
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Rarest wild cat in the world no longer endangered: 'The greatest recovery of a cat species ever achieved'
After 20 years of conservation efforts, the Iberian lynx population has grown from 94 to over 2,000, and has officially been taken off the endangered species list.
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To protect Scotland's endangered salmon, these anglers purchased the same river they've fished for 100 years
The Blairgowrie, Rattray and District Angling Association has purchased a four-mile stretch of their beloved River Ericht.
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Brand new holiday in California helps 3,600+ animals get adopted, nearly doubling goal
A new holiday in California made animal adoption free for one whole day, placing over 3,600 pets in forever homes.
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Coral reef recovery could get a boost from an unlikely source: Sea cucumbers, the janitors of the seafloor
A new research suggests sea cucumber repopulation could play an important role in protecting and revitalizing another type of endangered marine organism: corals.
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Mysterious desert fish hits a 25-year population high in one of Earth's harshest environments
Discover the remarkable comeback of a critically endangered fish thriving in the harsh conditions of Nevada. Scientists celebrate as this rare species reaches its highest population in decades, highlighting a significant win for conservation efforts.
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