Scientists in Australia are testing if small marsupials can learn to coexist with feral cats, which have decimated their populations. Early results show promising signs of adaptation and survival.
Scientists in Australia are testing if small marsupials can learn to coexist with feral cats, which have decimated their populations. Early results show promising signs of adaptation and survival.
Citizen scientists and conchologists are searching for the endangered German hairy snail along the River Thames. This effort aims to protect the species and its habitat.
Suriname's President calls for compensation for forest protectors at COP30, highlighting the need for fair carbon finance. This stance emphasizes the importance of preserving forests while balancing development.
A study reveals that the Nassau grouper spawning site at Northeast Point in Belize has seen an 85% decline in fish numbers over two decades, risking local extinction. This decline is attributed to inadequate enforcement of fishing regulations.
A tiger has returned to Gujarat after being extinct for over 30 years, marking a significant moment for wildlife conservation in the region.
The Vallarta mud turtle, the world's smallest turtle, is critically endangered due to illegal trafficking and habitat loss in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. Conservation efforts are hindered by slow government action and urban development.
Recent studies show extinction rates have slowed since the early 1900s, indicating a shift in biodiversity loss rather than a recovery. This highlights ongoing threats from habitat loss and climate change.
Research shows that heat-resistant seeds can help restore areas in Brazil's Cerrado affected by wildfires. This is crucial as the biome faces increasing fire risks due to agriculture.
Twenty red-browed amazons were released in Brazil's Atlantic Forest, marking a significant step in restoring the ecosystem after decades of decline due to deforestation and illegal trade.
Bird flu has decimated the elephant seal population on South Georgia, killing an estimated 53,000 females. This significant loss raises concerns for the species' future.
A study has documented the first physical evidence of elephant poaching in southeastern Bangladesh, highlighting a significant conservation issue. This finding is crucial for understanding the threats to local wildlife.
Mexican authorities seized over 2,300 turtles and wildlife products in a major sting operation, highlighting rampant wildlife trafficking. This operation underscores the urgent need for improved law enforcement to protect endangered species.