Good News About Elephants

Every year, wildlife photographers donate photos as a way of giving back to the species “they make their livings from photographing.”

Dr. Wasser and his colleagues at the Center for Environmental Forensic Science at the University of Washington in Seattle are coordinating efforts to battle well-organized transnational criminals and the trafficking of contraband from timber to pangolins.

Daba has earned a reputation as a shy — but cheeky — elephant who has adapted quickly to his found family.

After a rope snare left her gravely wounded, a baby elephant vanished out of sight from the Kenya Wildlife Service.

Since the 1990s, elephant caretakers have been teaching calves how to take part in their own medical check-ups.

Wangalla huddled among a herd of zebras after a pack of lions scared off her family.

Anika Puri won $10,000 for her AI-enabled invention.

The achievement is attributed to a decade of collaborative efforts with the government, Wildlife Conservation Society, and local communities.

The Knitting Nannas have been saving animals around the world one stitch at a time.

The world’s first elephant vaccine is a critical turning point for the endangered Asian elephant.

Sri Lankan officials are taking a new approach to keeping elephants safe from high-speed locomotives.

Police and wildlife department officials in Malawi have arrested two men suspected of having killed an elephant in Kasungu National Park in the country’s west.