Werner Herzog Captures a Man’s Tireless Search for Ghost Elephants
The first photo of a ghost elephant captured by a motion controlled camera. The eyes glow in this…
Kiwi couple gift $150m to restore native wildlife in New Zealand
Originally, they invested $100m in the foundation but are now taking that funding even further. The man in…
Fishing in NZ waters overhaul
New Zealand’s fishing system is either a global success story or it’s failing the very environment it relies…
Obscured Gauguin nude sculpture may be revealed in its entirety following museum donation – The Art Newspaper
An erotic sculpture by Paul Gauguin, partly painted over in order to import it into the US in…
Endangered Persian Leopards Mount Comeback in Central Asia’s Most Reclusive Nation
Persian leopard (aka the Anatolian or Caucasian leopard) – Panthera pardus tulliana – by Tamar Assaf / Wikimedia…
From carbon-storing tigers to flood-blocking beavers: How wildlife secretly tackles climate change
As the planet edges closer to irreversible damage, wild animals around the world are staging their own secret…
Fishing in NZ waters overhaul
New Zealand’s fishing system is either a global success story or it’s failing the very environment it relies…
Giant tortoises return to Ecuador’s Galapagos archipelago after almost 150 years
Nearly 150 years after the last giant tortoises were removed from Floreana Island in Ecuador’s Galapagos archipelago, the…
Queensland shark-monitoring drone trial reveals shark sightings beyond nets and drum lines
Mapping the GPS coordinates of sharks spotted by surveillance drones has reinforced what experts already knew: nets and…
Radioactive Isotopes Being Embedded in Rhino Horns Seen as ‘Magical’ Anti-Poaching Solution
Professor James Larkin embedding radioisotopes into a rhino’s horn – credit, Witwatersrand University / Rhisotope Project Reprinted with…
Why shark sightings are rising even as numbers decline
Shark sightings are on the rise this summer, but its population is dwindling worldwide – and experts say…
Calls for protection of Tasmania’s penguins amid reports of birds ‘handled by the neck’
Each summer, tourists flock to Tasmanian beaches to marvel at penguins returning from the sea to feed their…