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A group of rescued freshwater turtles is returned to a restored wetland after a controversial water cut-off, while a community art project in Minnesota highlights birds threatened by climate change.
A French bulldog named Cassie died after intervening in a black bear attack on her owners, Jeff and Mallory Wilson, at their rural Trinity County home.
Australian researchers have identified two new large stick insect species in far north Queensland.
The growing exotic pet trade in India is creating repeated opportunities for dangerous pathogens to jump between imported wildlife and humans.
After a wet winter, European rabbit populations are surging across Australia, competing with and endangering hundreds of native species.
A study in Nature Sustainability found that returning 217,000 hectares to Mapuche communities in Chile increased grasslands but did not improve natural forest cover.
Scientists have identified a new species of cryptic frog in the Amazon floodplains, distinguished primarily by its unusually slow and infrequent mating calls.
President Trump has signed an executive order directing the Interior Department to review removing gray wolves from the Endangered Species Act.
Nearly 200 invaders have stormed the Ituna/Itatá Indigenous Land in Brazil's Pará state, breaking through official gates and establishing camps.
The Iraya Mangyan community in the Philippines is partnering with conservationists to document traditional ecological knowledge, focusing on three culturally significant endemic bird species.
Guarani leaders Tiago Karaí and Laudiceia Benites, their two children, and four others from Tekoa Kalipety were killed when a semitrailer struck their car.
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.
A Sydney teacher who lost an arm in a shark attack describes fighting off the four-metre great white with her fists to survive for her daughter.
A new study documents polar bears, driven ashore by melting sea ice, devastating seabird colonies in Alaska. A single bear destroyed 89% of a Common Eider colony in one day, a behavior now confirmed across the Arctic.
Conservation groups spend millions annually to manually maintain the Platte River's sandbars and control invasive plants.
A Trump administration decision to rescind a 2001 forest protection rule could accelerate extinction for over 400 endangered species by opening millions of acres to logging.
Despite having significant potential, less than one-third of garment factories in Bangladesh have adopted renewable energy technologies, including rooftop solar, due to barriers such as financing and limited space.