Phys.org7h ago
Young green turtles find refuge in man-made lagoon in protected UAE wetland
Young green turtles are reported to be using a man-made lagoon within a protected wetland in the UAE.
r/environmentOct 31
Twice as many plants and animals sold in wildlife trade as previously thought, says report. More than 100,000 species are traded globally, whether illegally smuggled, sold as ornaments or in fisheries, timber and fashion industries, study finds.
A report finds that more plant and animal species are traded globally than previously estimated.
Phys.orgOct 30
Global wildlife trade is twice previous species estimates, but major data gaps suggest true scale is even larger
Global wildlife trade involves more than 107,000 species, roughly double earlier estimates, though data gaps suggest the true scale is larger.
Phys.orgOct 25
Who should have a say in which species are saved? The California condor offers lessons for a global biodiversity treaty
The California condor's history illustrates lessons for deciding which species should be protected under a global biodiversity treaty.
Phys.orgOct 16
Endangered species in Canada face extensive delays receiving protection
Canada's Species at Risk Act has been protecting wildlife for over 20 years, but many endangered species face delays in receiving protection.
The GuardianNov 2
Rare ant nest stolen from last place in England where species survives
A rare narrow-headed ant colony was stolen from a Devon nature reserve, setting back conservation efforts for the species.
Phys.orgOct 27
Same species, different climate risks: Why plant conservation needs regional strategies
A study analyzes how climate change affects vascular plants in the United States and argues plant conservation needs regional strategies.
MediumOct 26
How conservationists and visitors are saving endangered wallabies in Melbourne
Conservationists and visitors are working to protect the endangered Southern Brush-tailed Rock-Wallaby in Melbourne.
Phys.orgOct 19
13% of Earth's land identified as biodiversity conservation hotspots
A significant portion of Earth's land has been identified as hotspots for biodiversity conservation ahead of a UN conference.
Phys.orgOct 26
The power of poop: Why conservationists love animal scat
The article explores how conservationists use animal scat to gather ecological information about wildlife.
Phys.orgOct 30
For many, striped bass fishing is a way of life. But the iconic species could face collapse
Striped bass fishing is described as a longtime tradition, with warnings that the species could face collapse.
MediumOct 17
Amboseli National Park, Kenya | Discover the Beauty of African Wildlife
The article highlights Amboseli National Park in Kenya as a prime destination for experiencing African wildlife.
Phys.orgNov 4
Trained dogs detected invasive plant species in Germany with 75% accuracy
Trained dogs detected invasive plant species in Germany with about 75 percent accuracy.
Phys.orgOct 29
Shrinking bat populations can weaken ecosystem benefits even while species remain widespread
Declining bat populations can reduce the ecosystem services bats provide even when the species remain widespread.
BBCOct 15
Tiny critically endangered puddle frogs born at London Zoo
The Afia Birago’s puddle frogs, a critically endangered species from a single geographic location, were recently born at London Zoo.
r/environment4d ago
This grim story of marine park whales could yet have a positive outcome – if it teaches us to value other species. There is no ‘saving’ these traumatised mammals from places like Marineland in Canada. Humans need to understand that our actions are not easily undone.
A story about whales held in captivity at Marineland in Canada and what their plight means for protecting other species.
MediumOct 23
Animal IUCN Red List Good News
The article discusses the IUCN Red List and some positive news about animal species conservation status.
npr.orgOct 17
Dozens of critically endangered orangutans rescued from Indonesian wildfires
Rescuers in Indonesia have saved dozens of critically endangered orangutans from wildfires caused by ongoing environmental threats.
r/environment1d ago
‘Treasures for the entire planet’: Scientists map life in one of the world’s last wild ecosystems. Two remote coral atolls in the Pacific Ocean are being studied to support local and global conservation efforts.
Scientists are mapping marine life across two remote Pacific coral atolls to support local and global conservation efforts.
Al JazeeraNov 2
Anthrax outbreak kills hippos in DR Congo’s Virunga National Park
An anthrax outbreak has killed hippos in Virunga National Park amid drought and conflict in eastern DR Congo.
The GuardianOct 30
Wildlife Trusts hit £30m target to buy and rewild huge Northumberland estate
Wildlife Trusts raised £30m to buy and rewild a 3,800-hectare Northumberland estate, with about 25,000 public donors contributing.
r/environmentOct 22
Extractive industries threaten global goal to protect 30% of nature by 2030, report finds. It identifies major gaps in protection for key biodiversity areas, with more than 40% in the Amazon, 29% in the Congo Basin and more than half in Southeast Asia and Central America still unprotected.
A report finds extractive industries threaten the global goal of protecting 30% of nature by 2030, with major gaps in key biodiversity areas.
BloombergOct 22
USDA Confirms First US Wildlife Case of New World Screwworm
The USDA confirmed the first case of the New World screwworm in a US elk in Texas.
r/scienceNov 5
Critically Endangered Antarctic blue whales are increasing but still far from pre-whaling levels
Antarctic blue whales are increasing in number but remain far below pre-whaling population levels.
Medium5d ago
AI Found Elephants That Humans Missed. Now Conservationists Face an Uncomfortable Question.
AI-driven detection found elephants that humans missed, raising questions for conservationists.
The GuardianOct 26
Endangered turtles and ‘exceptional’ coral at risk from Woodside’s gas drilling in WA, watchdog says
The EPA flags oil spill risk and threats to endangered turtles and coral from Woodside's proposed gasfield drilling off Western Australia.
ScienceDaily4d ago
Scientists discover stunning new Amazon fish that may already be endangered
Describes the discovery of a new small orange-patterned Amazon fish that may already be endangered.
Australian Broadcasting CorporationOct 18
Helping snap brilliant photos of orchids all part of conservation work - ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation
The article discusses the role of photography in conservation work, specifically highlighting efforts to document orchids.
MediumOct 16
Frontiers in conservation technology: the promise of real-time acoustic monitoring
The article highlights the potential of real-time acoustic monitoring to aid biodiversity conservation efforts.
Al JazeeraOct 22
Almost all shallow-water coral reefs now face extinction risk, study warns
A global threatened-species assessment classifies 96 percent of assessed shallow-water coral reefs as facing extinction risk.
r/climateNov 4
The Amazon’s canary in the coalmine: what a tropical fish can tell us about climate upheaval. Scientist Adalberto Luis Val’s pioneering research on the tambaqui fish is revealing the effect of climate disruption in Brazil, with global implications for biodiversity and food security.
Research on the Brazilian tambaqui fish reveals how climate disruption is affecting biodiversity and food security in the Amazon.
Bloomberg3d ago
South Africa Warns of Rising Foot-and-Mouth Cases in Wildlife
South African authorities report rising foot-and-mouth disease cases in wildlife.
PetaPixel4d ago
Over 50 Award-Winning Wildlife and Nature Photos From the 2027 NANPA Showcase
NANPA unveiled its 2027 showcase of award-winning wildlife and nature photographs.
MediumOct 23
The AI Dilemma: Does Open Data Put Wildlife at Risk?
Examines whether open data sharing in AI research could endanger wildlife.
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youtube.comOct 20
Canadian tourist found guilty in US of animal cruelty after stealing flamingo. #BBCNews
A Canadian tourist was found guilty of animal cruelty for stealing a flamingo.
MediumOct 18
What is the Best Wildlife Tour in India?
The best wildlife tour in India depends on what you want to see, how much time you have, and the specific wildlife experiences you seek.
MediumOct 25
Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation
A medium.com piece about the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation area, describing a shared living area across five nations.
Al JazeeraOct 22
Shark returns to South Korea canal after failed rescue attempt
An endangered shark returned to a South Korean canal following a failed rescue attempt.
Forbes4d ago
Meet ‘Attenborough’s Echidna’ — The Egg-Laying Mammal Lost For 60 Years, Then Caught On A Camera Trap
Attenborough's long-beaked echidna, an egg-laying mammal unseen by science for decades, was photographed on a camera trap.
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youtube.com21h ago
Historic SS United States sunk off Florida to become world’s largest artificial reef
The historic SS United States was sunk off Florida to become one of the world's largest artificial reefs.
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youtube.comOct 30
Ireland's bat rescuers fight fear and falling populations
Ireland's bat rescuers are working against fear and falling bat populations.
Al JazeeraOct 23
Keeping Madhubala alive: The fight for Karachi’s captive elephants
Karachi's last two African elephants remain in captivity while their sisters have already been moved.
ForbesOct 28
Cities Are Quietly Altering One Of Nature’s Oldest Patterns
New birdwatching-based research finds cities are changing the long-standing pattern of biodiversity rising toward the equator.
MediumOct 27
Nature Is Health Infrastructure
An article argues that nature supports human health and outlines what the CBD COP17 biodiversity meeting must deliver.
Al JazeeraOct 24
COP17 puts Armenia’s environmental record in the spotlight
Armenia hosts the COP17 biodiversity summit, with concerns raised over mining and environmental practices.
r/climateNov 4
US Loses a Football Field of Forest Every 2 Minutes / The newly launched U.S. Forest Monitor tracks satellite imagery to document forest loss over time.
Satellite-based U.S. Forest Monitor data shows the country losing a football field of forest every two minutes.
carbonbrief.orgNov 4
CB Live: Carbon Brief’s team at COP17 on the nature talks’ key outcomes
Carbon Brief's journalists report on the key outcomes of the nature and biodiversity talks at the UN COP17 conference.
Al JazeeraOct 22
Can Pakistan save the last two of its four captive African elephants?
Two of the four African elephants brought to Pakistan in 2009 have died, and the fate of the remaining two is in question.
MediumOct 20
‘Dethroned’: A Powerful Documentary on Big Cat Trafficking & Abuse
The documentary focuses on the issues of big cat trafficking and abuse.
BBCOct 15
Man killed by tiger climbed two fences before suffering multiple injuries, inquest hears
An inquest reveals that a man killed by a tiger had climbed two fences to enter the animal's enclosure.
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