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Wildlife rescuers are overwhelmed by a mass starvation event affecting vulnerable grey-headed flying foxes, leading to record callouts, premature births, and increased human-wildlife conflict.
A conserved North Carolina barrier island reported its largest-ever Least Tern colony and the return of nesting Black Skimmers this season.
Record 2026 heatwaves produced Britain's second-best butterfly season in 16 years, but conservationists warn the drought may cause a severe population crash.
Scientists have formally described Mus dumbara, a new endemic spiny mouse species from Sri Lanka's Dumbara mountains after two decades of analysis.
The environmental group Green Southerners reports that large-scale military detonations in southern Lebanon are destroying the limestone habitats.
Indonesian rescuers recovered seven critically endangered Bornean orangutans from wildfires in August, with one dying from smoke exposure.
The Cantabrian brown bear population in Spain's Asturias region has recovered from near extinction.
Restore, a nature restoration company, has purchased the 7,500-acre Emblehope Moor in Northumberland for £8.5 million.
A protected bay in Indonesia, home to a critically depleted population of humphead wrasse, faces pressure from overlapping mining permits.
A camera trap in the Philippines has captured the first confirmed image in two decades of the critically endangered Mindoro bleeding-heart pigeon.
A new report finds 46 threatened oak species in Southeast and East Asia experience high human pressure across most of their range.
A study finds burning biomass for cooking releases toxic heavy metals into household dust in rural Bangladesh, posing health risks to children.
A study by the RSPB and Aarhus University finds the Bass Rock gannet colony, hit by bird flu in 2022, will need at least 15 years to recover its numbers.
Ecologist Philip Fearnside has spent five decades documenting the long-term environmental costs of Amazon development, from highways to dams.
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.
A UK dentist recounts how he performed CPR to revive a sloth bear that died under anaesthesia during a dental operation in India.
A major coal-fired power plant in coastal Bangladesh has operated without regular air-quality testing.
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.