
A critically endangered bird species — the size of a stack of sticky notes — is making a huge comeback
Experts are celebrating the 1,000th release of a Florida grasshopper sparrow into the wild, following years of conservation efforts.
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Nepal's Conservation Efforts Have Nearly Doubled Their Tiger Population
Nepal is the only country on track to meet a 2022 pledge to double its wild tiger population from a 2010 baseline. Key to the growing tiger population is the combination of a tough anti-poaching approach and close engagement with communities living near tiger habitats.
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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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Scientists are saving endangered sea snails… by setting them up on 'speed dates'
Due to hot coastal waters, queen conch sea snails have been habitually single. That’s when scientists stepped in to help.
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Newborn red pandas give hope to endangered species — and make for some adorable photos
Four zoos across North America have recently welcomed a number of newborn red pandas, a glimmer of hope for the endangered species.
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To save Maui's native birds, experts release 'Keurig pods' full of mosquitoes into national park
Using an unconventional method that reduces mosquito populations, the critically endangered birds may have a fighting chance.
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Reviving the Roar: India's Tiger Population Is On the Rise
Delve into the uplifting story of India's Project Tiger, celebrating 50 years of tireless efforts to save these magnificent animals from the brink of extinction.
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Cloned black-footed ferret gives birth in historic first, a victory for the highly endangered species
Meet Sibert and Red Cloud, baby black-footed ferrets that mark the first successful live births from a cloned endangered species.
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Good News: 2000 White Rhinos Bred in Captivity Will Be Rewilded Across Africa To Protect the Species
African Parks, a non-profit conservation organization, acquired a rhino farm in financial difficulties and aims for the rewilded rhinos to contribute to biodiversity and ecosystem preservation.
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