Conservation News

A restored wetland at Woolston Eyes near Warrington has become a significant haven for rare birds, notably hosting the largest population of black-necked grebes

Ospreys have been successfully reintroduced to England after a 149-year absence, with over 300 chicks now fledged. The conservation effort began in 1996 by brin

The population of a rare snake species on a Caribbean island increased from just 51 in 1995 to over 1,100 within 21 years.

Marine biologists successfully reintroduced rare Hawaiian coral fragments, rescued in 2015, back into Kaneohe Bay after growing them in a land-based nursery. Fi

Rabbit populations are booming in Australia, posing a significant threat to native species, with scientists attributing the increase to good rainfall and growin

After 40 years of conservation efforts, the population of Przewalski's horses in China, once extinct in the wild, has grown to approximately 900, with herds now

A rare bird, the jocotoco antpitta, discovered 30 years ago by a US ornithologist, led to the establishment of a foundation in Ecuador that has become a global

A project involved volunteers experiencing wildlife senses near the River Tone to rethink human landscapes. Participants identified threats to animals like red

The Chief Minister of Assam highlighted the significant recovery of the endangered pygmy hog population, which has grown from six in 1996 to 194 today through a

Trout stocking has caused a significant decline in the population range of Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frogs, pushing them from 92% of their historical habitat.

In July 2026, Donald Trump removed monument protections from approximately 2.93 million acres in Utah, making these lands eligible for new mining claims and min

Experts are asking residents to turn off lights during bird migration season, as artificial lights attract birds, leading to over a billion deaths annually from

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.

Researchers have used mass spectrometry-based proteomics to analyze glues and adhesives in ancient Egyptian artifacts, revealing the presence of animal collagen

Telangana DGP C.V. Anand has urged officials to collaborate in efforts to protect and save forest lands.

Becky Shelton has chosen to protect 215 acres of land in King George and Stafford from developers by securing them with legal protections. She views herself as

The Niagara River is using recycled Christmas trees to restore fish habitats in its coastal wetlands, an initiative launched in 2016 to calm wave action and red

A global report reveals that one in nine migratory bird species are threatened with extinction, with 45% of species like cuckoos and Arctic terns in decline. Th

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

Experts and volunteers involved in the Kerala Bird Atlas 2.0 project explain its significance for the State's ecology.

Wisconsin's restoration of old farmland into prairie habitats has led to the return of rare bumblebee species.

Elephants in Assam are facing increasing anthropogenic hazards, as evidenced by recent wildlife rescue efforts. Specialists freed an elephant with a tire stuck

The Bayeux Tapestry has traveled from France to England for an exhibition in London, made possible by cutting-edge conservation techniques, and is anticipated t