Once a hunter, now a protector: The dying animal that changed Anil Mistry’s life and led him to save 70 tigers
For years, the forest had been a source of survival for Anil Mistry. He had grown up in…
In pictures: How forensic science is helping tackle wildlife poaching
At first glance, Britta Jaschinski’s award-winning photo below looks like an otherworldly portrait of a green turtle drifting…
Conservation blues: Meet the shy SA spider at risk of vanishing due to illegal exotic trade
The blue-footed baboon spider is being illegally traded on global exotic pet markets. @tarantulas_glasgow/Instagram Be among those who…
Elephant Conservation in Nigeria: Agbaibor’s Rescue Story
As dawn breaks over Okomu National Park in Ovia South-West Local Government Area of Edo State, an exhausted…
Critically endangered Borneo orangutan born at Madrid zoo
A critically endangered Borneo orangutan has been born at Madrid‘s zoo, described by keepers as strong and developing…
The War on Poaching Has Gone Full Tech Dystopia—and It May Not Be Working
Forget khaki shorts and binoculars: Modern wildlife conservation has morphed into something that looks less like protecting elephants…
A wounded jaguar is rescued in Manaus: almost drowns while trying to escape from pellet shots.
Environmental agents from Manaus, Brazil, starred in a dramatic rescue after finding an exhausted jaguar in the Negro…
African Elephants’ Decline Hurts Ebony Forests
Elephants are known to be ecosystem engineers that play a crucial role in creating and maintaining forest habitats…
World’s black rhino numbers have increased but there’s bad news for other species
By Euronews Green with AP Published on 08/08/2025 – 10:41 GMT+2 ADVERTISEMENT The number of critically endangered black rhinos has increased…
Royal Marine cried when he saw what trap had done to Malayan tiger | UK | News
The critically endangered Malayan tiger, the world’s rarest tiger, their numbers have plummeted by 90% over the last…