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Society USA

27. November 2025

Long-Awaited Homecoming for Wildlife and Tribal People

California has returned 17,000 acres of ancestral foothill habitat to the Tule River Indian Tribe, where Tule elk have now been reintroduced for the first time in decades.

Biologists examine juvenile fish in Klamath river, California

Animals USA

25. November 2025

River Reopens, Salmon Swims Right In!

Chinook salmon have returned to the headwaters of Oregon’s Klamath River just one year after the final dam came down, reaching spawning grounds they had not seen in more than a century.

Animals Nigeria

23. November 2025

Wildlife Traffickers Now Targeted with Tough Penalties

Nigeria has passed one of West Africa’s strongest wildlife protection laws, introducing prison sentences of up to 10 years and multimillion-naira fines for trafficking ivory, pangolin scales and other endangered species products.

Milu Deer Wander On "Red Beach" In Yangcheng

Animals China

17. November 2025

Extinct No More: Lost Deer Species Thrive In Wetlands

In eastern China’s Yancheng wetlands, a species once declared extinct in the wild is thriving again—marking one of conservation’s most extraordinary turnarounds.

Animals Denmark

14. November 2025

New Antivenom May Save Thousands of Lives

Scientists have developed a groundbreaking antivenom that could protect against bites from 17 venomous snake species, offering new hope in the fight against one of the world’s most neglected tropical diseases.

Protest March Against Use of Fur, Animal Cruelty

Animals Poland

12. November 2025

Historic Ban Ends Fur Farming by 2033

In Poland, a new law will phase out fur farming by 2033, ending the killing of around 3 million animals each year and offering payouts for farms that close early.

Animals United States

11. November 2025

No Crabs Harmed in This Big Medicine Boost

Scientists are closing in on lab-made replacements for the blue blood of horseshoe crabs, which have long been used to ensure the safety of vaccines and other medicines.

Animals Tanzania

9. November 2025

Discovery: Bats Have Built-In Compass That Doesn’t Need the Moon or Stars

In Tanzania, scientists have discovered that fruit bats navigate the open skies using a powerful internal compass that stays accurate even when the moon and stars are hidden.

Environment New Zealand

6. November 2025

Giant Rays Explore Their Universe in Record-Breaking Dives

In the open oceans near Peru, Indonesia, and New Zealand, scientists have discovered that the world’s largest ray species, oceanic manta rays, dive deeper than ever recorded, reaching depths beyond 1,200 meters.

Timantha and her calf Elmo are two of thousands of individual eastern Australian humpbacks tracked over the decades

Animals Australia

2. November 2025

Once Near Extinct, Whales Make Historic Comeback

Once hunted to the brink, humpback whales have now made one of nature’s most extraordinary recoveries. Their numbers in Australia have surged past pre-whaling levels for the first time in more than a century.