Conservation News

The Ladakh administration has initiated a project to revive the Tso Kar glacial lake by diverting glacier water, aiming to restore its ecosystem within a year,

Thirteen native animal species, previously locally extinct, have returned and are successfully breeding in New South Wales conservation reserves a decade after

In the 1850s, pigs brought to Santa Cruz Island became feral, leading to their eradication, which facilitated the resurgence of fox populations and the reintrod

Iceland is considering a ban on whaling, which would leave only two countries globally that still permit the practice, as fin whales, a primary target, are clas

Efforts are underway to save a tiny, gooey snail species now found only in one lake in Wales, despite once being prevalent across the UK.

Tribes and scientists are urgently working to trap invasive European green crabs in Puget Sound to prevent them from devastating the local ecosystem.

Music therapy is being used to soothe distressed orangutans found far from their natural habitat, while the Wildlife Crime Control Bureau has initiated an inves

The Buckhorn Creek dam has been removed after over a century, restoring the creek's natural flow and improving aquatic habitats, with volunteers planting native

In 1982, 28 wild donkeys were released in Israel's Ramon Crater, and 44 years later, their actions have transformed the desert landscape into a thriving oasis b

The National Trust has issued a warning that several species are on the verge of extinction within a valley of Eryri National Park, Wales' largest national park

A new proposal suggests that Wisconsin's Apostle Islands could be designated as a National Park.

Forest officials in Madhya Pradesh are implementing an innovative pest control method by compensating villagers for collecting Sal Borer insect heads, which are

North Carolina is undertaking a significant ecological restoration project to rehydrate its ancient peatlands, which currently emit 130,000 tons of CO₂ annually

Conservation workers in Tasmania are building barriers and clearing waterways to save the native Swan galaxias, which faces extinction due to brown trout introd

The reintroduction of sea otters to California's Elkhorn Slough in 1984 has led to significant ecological recovery, including a 600% expansion of eelgrass beds

Volunteers in Norway successfully removed 100,000 sea urchins, leading to the return of kelp and fish nurseries in the area.

A former AP biology teacher has spent thirty years transforming his 150-acre Minnesota property into a wetland, creating "bio supermarkets" for wildlife with su

California crews removed over 900,000 pounds of debris and restored 40 acres at Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve, but intentionally left old telephone poles for

Brazil has successfully restored cattle land by planting native trees, leading to the return of tapirs after a century.

Communities in Uganda have planted 4,053 trees to help rebuild a wildlife buffer zone near Bwindi National Park.

Orangutans rescued from an Odisha forest have been quarantined at Nandankanan Zoo, prompting the state's Environment Department to launch a probe and seek assis

Jim and Anne Purvis have donated their 187-acre property on Ontario's Wilson Island to the Northumberland Land Trust after 36 years of protecting it as a family

Mexico has successfully restored 1 million hectares of land, with plant survival rates nearly doubling to 64%.

Texas is offering a $100 bounty for each invasive black carp caught to help understand and control the species, which threatens native mussels and snails.