Every Wildlife Rescue story tagged Trafico y conflicto.
More than 13,000 Chinook salmon migrated up the Klamath River in 2025, nearly doubling the 2024 count and reoccupying 88% of historical habitat after the world's largest dam removal.
Gardener Kate Bradbury finds a dying, unidentified tree in her Lewes garden is a vital habitat, daily visited by her favourite bird, the treecreeper.
A trail camera on a Norfolk farm captures juvenile buzzards bickering over a dead pigeon.
A study finds a 2013-2016 marine heatwave caused a 37% population decline in Hawaiian humpback whales.
Mozambique has designated Mount Mabu, a forest with over 200 butterfly species, as a community conservation area.
Indonesia's critically endangered Javan rhinos were unharmed by a recent volcanic eruption near their only home, Ujung Kulon National Park.
A suppressed report shows Victoria's koala population is 224,800, half prior estimates.
Aullwood Audubon used handmade crocheted decoy wasp nests to deter wasps from livestock shelters, a solution crafted by over 50 community volunteers.
Two Himalayan pheasant species, the white-crested kalij and the vulnerable western tragopan, are under pressure from human activities like logging.
A three-year, £1 million project led by the University of Exeter will study porbeagle, tope, and blue sharks in British waters using electronic tags.
Audubon and Wisconsin DNR lead a multi-partner effort to restore critical Lake Superior wetland habitat by controlling invasive cattails.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order directing the removal of federal endangered species protections for grey wolves and Mexican wolves.
A decade of rescue data shows possums, bats, and wombats are commonly found in roofs and walls as animals seek shelter in buildings due to habitat loss.
Illegal gold mining continues in Indonesia's Aceh province, damaging protected forests.
A two-year-old regional plan to save West Africa's critically endangered vultures is struggling with implementation.
A new report finds fewer than half of tiger trafficking arrests in Southeast Asia lead to convictions.
Togo cosponsored a proposal to review the global ban on commercial whaling, drawing criticism from conservation groups and a coalition of African nations.
A new guide and workshops in Malawi aim to integrate native fruit trees into landscape restoration to address both human nutrition and biodiversity.
Daniela Quintero, a Colombian journalist and investigations editor for Mongabay Latam, discusses her work on environmental crimes that span national borders.
A beloved southern elephant seal in Portland, Victoria, is at risk as the H5N1 avian influenza hotspot spreads, with concerns mounting for marine mammals.
A company in Tanzania's Pemba Island is ranching sea cucumbers in protected marine areas.
Nigeria plans a 700-km Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway to improve living conditions. The project must protect mangroves, swamps, and remnant forests through environmental and social impact assessments.
Queen conch populations are declining due to overharvesting, habitat degradation, and climate change. Researchers are using mobile hatcheries to protect the species and engage Caribbean communities in conservation efforts.
A new study finds that the presence of cougars in a landscape can reduce deer-vehicle collisions by up to 76%, highlighting the importance of coexistence with large carnivores.