Wildlife corridors
Everything filed under conservation in our wildlife rescue coverage, the 8 reports filed on it so far.
Singapore resumes crow culling
Singapore has restarted shooting crows due to public complaints about bird attacks, renewing debate over lethal wildlife control in the city.
Photo Ark hits 20 years, 18,000 species
Wildlife photographer Joel Sartore's National Geographic Photo Ark project has reached its 20th anniversary and photographed its 18,000th animal, a
Australia's bushfire animal rescue networks grow
Community-led efforts during Australia's 2019-2020 Black Summer bushfires demonstrated the power of local knowledge and grassroots coordination in...
Remembering Wildlife Shines a Spotlight on Endangered Species
Margot Raggett, a British wildlife photographer, created the book 'Remembering Elephants' to raise awareness about the potential extinction of...
CIWY's Historic Jaguar Reintroduction Highlights Conservation Challenges in Bolivia
The Comunidad Inti Wara Yassi (CIWY) has achieved a milestone in wildlife conservation by successfully reintroducing a jaguar into the wild, marking...
Brazil's Wildlife Faces Growing Threats
Multiple species in Brazil are facing significant threats due to various factors such as drought, deforestation, and overfishing.
Wildlife Rescue: Global Updates on Conservation Efforts and Environmental Concerns
This week's wildlife rescue news highlights conservation efforts and environmental concerns from around the world. From Chile's illegal fishing...
Wildlife Rescue: Community-Led Conservation Efforts Save Endangered Birds in Latin America
Conservation efforts led by local communities and scientists have helped to recover populations of three endangered bird species in Latin America.