Endangered Species Good News

Wildlife experts are protecting key giant squirrel habitats in Cambodia, Vietnam and Myanmar.

Pancake was one of hundreds of sea turtles that were rescued from a mass cold-stunning event off of Cape Cod last year.

The reintroduction of gray wolves to the national park was controversial — and continues to be. But new research reveals just how vital they have been to restoring the golden glow of aspen forests.

After 10 years of coordinated conservation work, the amphibian is back to its natural habitat.

A record amount of loggerhead nests on Anna Maria Island mark a turning point for the threatened species.

Humpback whales were almost entirely wiped out by commercial whaling in the 19th and early 20th century, but decades of conservation efforts are paying off as experts see a historic population increase in recent years.

Scientists have for the first time in 185 years confirmed the presence of the Asian small-clawed otter in Nepal, thrilling conservationists and researchers looking for clues to its existence here.

Biologist Michael Reichmuth captured something scientists had never photographed before in the wild.

Environmental agencies, NGOs and local fishing communities have joined forces to create a network to respond to emergencies involving stranded Antillean manatees.

In June, a team of researchers working in Côte d’Ivoire’s Taï National Park spotted a Ghana cuckooshrike, a bird that hadn’t been seen in 13 years.

A lab in Ontario, Canada is revolutionizing the “save the bees” campaign by being the first lab to successfully raise yellow-banded bumble bees in captivity.

While Indigenous communities still see shark as a valuable source of protein, their fishing methods have changed drastically.