Conservation can work! Green turtles and a little snail show how it’s done.
Scientists are using underwater microphones, aerial surveys, and machine learning to count endangered North Atlantic right whales.
The Omiltemi cottontail was last seen 120 years ago!
Why did people once think that gorillas were monsters? Come find out!
Scientists and Indigenous community members are working together to protect the Philippine crocodile.
Giant otters went extinct in Argentina, but now they are back.
Caribbean reef sharks were overfished in Belize. The good news is that fishers, scientists, and government officials worked together to find a solution.
A new population of orange-fronted parakeets, one of the most endangered birds in New Zealand, has been established on a predator-free island.
What this article is about: Madagascar’s radiated tortoises are critically endangered. Conservationists are partnering with local communities to rewild 20,000 tortoises rescued from poaching and the illegal pet trade back into their unique spiny forest home.
Researchers have discovered that meat-eating Ethiopian wolves also like sweets.
This tiny, shiny fish needs healthy clean waterways to thrive.
Meet the beetle that recycles!