
Sabine Schoppe's 2015 Palawan Turtle Rescue Saved Thousands
A 2015 raid in the Philippines revealed over 3,800 endangered Palawan forest turtles in a warehouse, triggering a massive rescue led by Sabine Schoppe.
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A 2015 raid in the Philippines revealed over 3,800 endangered Palawan forest turtles in a warehouse, triggering a massive rescue led by Sabine Schoppe.

Two olive ridley sea turtles have nested on Orange County beaches, marking the first documented cases on the US west coast.

The Grange Insurance Audubon Center in Ohio highlights the impact of its AmeriCorps partnership.
New satellite data from Audubon North Carolina documents the precise migration route of a Sandwich Tern from its breeding grounds to a Peruvian wildlife reserve.

On World Dolphin Day, reports detail threats to dolphins from illegal fishing gear and captivity, alongside observations of novel foraging behavior.

Two Przewalski's horse foals were born in a Kazakh reintroduction center in August 2026.

A Mongabay Latam investigation reveals that illegal gold mining is dumping mercury into the Madeira River.

Four Indigenous communities in Panama's Darién forest, facing pressure from illegal logging and farming, have documented over 200 species across 18,000 hectares.

Scientists have sequenced the first genome of the critically endangered Visayan spotted deer, revealing low genetic diversity in captive populations.

Indigenous Siekopai women in Ecuador's Amazon are using traditional knowledge and a data app to incubate and release vulnerable yellow-spotted river turtles.

A $34 million state program now monitors NSW beaches with drones from dawn to dusk, aiming to spot sharks and clear swimmers.

Audubon staff in New York's Dutchess County are surveying Bobolink populations to time hay mowing and prevent nestling deaths.

Illegal gold mining has damaged 14 hectares of Indonesia's Jantho Nature Reserve, a crucial site for reintroducing rescued Sumatran orangutans.

Prisoners at HMP La Moye built 20 hedgehog boxes for a local preservation group, raising charity funds and learning vocational skills.

A family's decades-long work to revive the Siraya language helped the community gain recognition as Taiwan's 17th Indigenous group in July.

A restored Cheshire wetland, once a dumping ground, now supports 64% of Britain's breeding population of the rare black-necked grebe.

Alberta’s rat programme shows community can outpace poison.

A recent study in the journal Frontiers in Water explores how citizens and local government can adapt existing frameworks to maintain traditional landscapes rich in biodiversity.

The Ticuna communities in the Amazon are facing significant threats from drug trafficking and deforestation, which are having a devastating impact on their environment and way of life.