Wildlife Recovery News

Scientists removed trout from a California lake, leading to the recovery of local wildlife. The introduction of trout had previously reduced bird populations an

Australia's endangered eastern quolls are showing signs of recovery, with a released female having six joeys, after conservationists successfully bred captive-r

New Zealand's heaviest parrot, the kakapo, has seen its population surge from 51 to 325 individuals after decades of dedicated conservation efforts.

Hawaii's native stilt population, which was nearly extinct, has now recovered to over 1,500 individuals.

Environmentalists warn that habitats for snakes and rare moths, destroyed by recent wildfires, could take centuries to recover.