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Animals China

10. November 2024

Fishing Got Banned, so Biodiversity Boosted!

A ten-year fishing ban is boosting biodiversity in China's Yangtze River.

Animals Poland

7. November 2024

Four Newborns for One of the World’s Rarest Tigers

Four healthy births of one of the world's rarest and most endangered animal becomes a major conservation success story.

Animals New Zealand

31. October 2024

Doing Whatever It Takes to Save This Iconic Penguin

Drastic measures have been put in place to protect the declining population of New Zealand’s favorite endemic bird, the yellow-eyed penguin, a species revered in Māori culture.

Sanjiangyuan National Park in Northwest China's Qinghai province

Environment China

25. October 2024

National Parks Secure Rare Species’ Future

The establishment of five major national parks across China has increased ecosystem biodiversity and protected key species.

Florida manatee, Trichechus manatus latirostrus, Jim Reid, USFWS

Animals USA

23. October 2024

Critical Habitat Protection for Beloved Manatees

American authorities have greenlit the expansion of the manatee's critical habitat, further protecting some 800,000 hectares in Florida and Puerto Rico waters to ensure the survival of the iconic sea mammal.

Animals India

22. October 2024

Conservation Triumph: One-Horned Rhino Thrives Again

The population of one-horned Asian rhinos has nearly tripled in India over the past few decades thanks to conservation and anti-poaching efforts.

Animals USA

17. October 2024

North America’s Most Endangered Bird More Than Doubles in Number (in Only 5 Years!)

In five short years, the wild population of the Florida grasshopper sparrow more than doubled thanks to an unprecedented recovery program, and captive-raised sparrows have surpassed expectations in the wild.

Animals Brazil

15. October 2024

Cleaner Waters Are Helping Sea Turtles Thrive

Water quality improvements across Brazil are helping sea turtles get healthier.

Animals Australia

13. October 2024

The Southern Bluefin Tuna Is No Longer Endangered

Thanks to effective management actions, the southern bluefin tuna is no longer listed as an endangered species in Australia.

Animals USA

11. October 2024

Mollusk Matchmaking, to Save This Queen Snail

As the queen conch, a large sea snail, has trouble mating in the Florida Keys, the United States, scientists are relocating the mollusk to cooler waters where it can find mates, reproduce, and boost its population.