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England's key tern colonies show signs of recovery, with record little tern breeding at Long Nanny and sandwich terns returning to Norfolk after a two-year
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England's key tern colonies show signs of recovery, with record little tern breeding at Long Nanny and sandwich terns returning to Norfolk after a two-year

Twenty-seven global conservation groups demand Vantara permanently end all wild animal imports, calling its one-year moratorium insufficient amid a CITES

A health crisis driven by drought, disease, and state neglect is endangering the recently contacted Matsés people in the Peruvian Amazon, with low rivers

Conservationists are battling difficult conditions to rescue orangutans from a fire-ravaged forest inside an oil palm concession in West Kalimantan, with

A floating raft and island restoration in Ocean City have led to a major recovery of the threatened Common Tern, with 460 nests recorded in 2026.

A judge has cleared the way for the Catalina Island Conservancy to eliminate nearly all of the island's 2,000 non-native mule deer over five years, a move

The Singkil peat swamp, a protected reserve in Sumatra with the world's highest orangutan densities, is being illegally cleared and drained for oil palm

Wray Valley Camping in Devon offers a unique opportunity to experience one of Britain's last remaining temperate rainforests, with conservation efforts by

Restore, a nature restoration company, has purchased the 7,500-acre Emblehope Moor in Northumberland for £8.5 million to create the largest contiguous

Nearly 200 invaders have stormed the Ituna/Itatá Indigenous Land in Brazil's Pará state, breaking through official gates and establishing camps.

The UK government is consulting on new animal welfare laws that could license pheasant and partridge shoots and impose welfare standards on mass-breeding

A study finds burning biomass for cooking releases toxic heavy metals into household dust in rural Bangladesh, posing health risks to children.

A biologist warns dumping 20 tons of farm waste into the Gulf of Mexico's Orca Basin risks harming an unstudied ecosystem for minimal climate gain.

Singapore has restarted shooting crows due to public complaints about bird attacks, renewing debate over lethal wildlife control in the city.

A University of Surrey study of over 1,500 people found that even low traffic noise reduces the psychological benefits of hearing birdsong.

Global sea surface temperature hit a record 21.1°C on August 22, surpassing the 2024 high. Warming oceans threaten marine life and coastal areas.

A Trump administration decision to rescind a 2001 forest protection rule could accelerate extinction for over 400 endangered species by opening millions of

Wildlife photographer Joel Sartore's National Geographic Photo Ark project has reached its 20th anniversary and photographed its 18,000th animal, a

Animal rights groups demand a national ban on Alpine marmot hunting in France, citing climate-driven population declines and moral concerns. The campaign, led by Pauline di Nicolantonio, highlights that roughly 1,000 marmots are shot annually during a short September season.

Japan will remove 750,000 hectares of sugi and hinoki trees to reduce hay fever, a condition affecting 40% of the population. Researchers have bred over 30 low-pollen sugi strains to replace the cut trees.

Community-led efforts during Australia's 2019-2020 Black Summer bushfires demonstrated the power of local knowledge and grassroots coordination in rescuing wildlife and domestic animals. Experts now advocate for better funding and institutional support to strengthen these networks as bushfires become more frequent.