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Lea-Hutaff Island Sees Record Bird Nesting Success
A conserved North Carolina barrier island reported its largest-ever Least Tern colony and the return of nesting Black Skimmers this season, highlighting
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Especies on Released Wild: rapaces, aves acuaticas, colibries, paseriformes and monos.
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Heatwave Butterfly Boom Risks Future Population Crash
Record 2026 heatwaves produced Britain's second-best butterfly season in 16 years, but conservationists warn the drought may cause a severe population
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Migratory Bird Extinction Crisis Revealed in Global Report
A new global report states one in nine migratory birds is threatened with extinction, with 45% of species in decline.
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War detonations destroy rock hyrax habitats
The environmental group Green Southerners reports that large-scale military detonations in southern Lebanon are destroying the limestone habitats of the
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New Amazon frog species discovered by its slow 'lazy' song
Scientists have identified a new species of cryptic frog in the Amazon floodplains, distinguished primarily by its unusually slow and infrequent mating
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UNESCO World Heritage status boosts bird
South Sudan’s Boma and Badingilo national parks, renowned for antelope migrations, are now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offering hope for bird
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Genome map guides captive breeding for Visayan spotted deer
Scientists have sequenced the first genome of the critically endangered Visayan spotted deer, revealing low genetic diversity in captive populations.
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Siekopai 'Turtle Women' Boost Charapa Hatchlings in Ecuador
Indigenous Siekopai women in Ecuador's Amazon are using traditional knowledge and a data app to incubate and release vulnerable yellow-spotted river
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Togo Backs Proposal to Review Whaling Ban
Togo cosponsored a proposal to review the global ban on commercial whaling, drawing criticism from conservation groups and a coalition of African nations.
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Guarani leaders die in seed-sharing crash
Guarani leaders Tiago Karaí and Laudiceia Benites, their two children, and four others from Tekoa Kalipety were killed when a semitrailer struck their car
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Bird Banding Grand Slam at Bent of the River
The Bent of the River Audubon Center recorded a banding 'grand slam,' capturing all four of its focal bird species in one session for the first time.
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Philip Fearnside's 50-Year Amazon Defense
Ecologist Philip Fearnside has spent five decades documenting the long-term environmental costs of Amazon development, from highways to dams, facing
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Hà Đình Đức, Hanoi's turtle guardian, dies
Zoologist Hà Đình Đức, known as 'Professor Turtle' for his decades of work with Hanoi's legendary giant softshell turtle, died August 7th 2026 at age 86.
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Dentist Revives Bear During Surgery
A UK dentist recounts how he performed CPR to revive a sloth bear that died under anaesthesia during a dental operation in India, and his subsequent work
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Maya Forest Conservation Efforts Gain Momentum in Mexico
Conserva Aves supports a locally led conservation effort in southern Yucatán, Mexico, protecting key areas within the Maya Forest.
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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 elephants and to support conservation efforts. Her nonprofit organization, Remembering Wildlife, has since published 10 more books, featuring photographs of endangered species and raising over $1.6 million for conservation organizations.