The white stork has returned to Denmark after being declared extinct from the area decades ago.
Sweden has recently celebrated a historic milestone: all egg-laying chickens in the country are now cage-free.
Multinational cooperation, alongside extensive conservation efforts, has more than doubled the jaguar population on the Brazil-Argentina Iguaçu-Iguazú border.
The Indian Ocean Tuna Commission has just adopted targeted shark conservation efforts that may help protect a range of shark species.
One small frog who lives only in a single warm stream in Argentina's Patagonia region has been brought back from the brink of extinction.
After being extinct in the region for approximately 40 years, giant river otters —Argentina's top aquatic predator — have been reintroduced into the wild.
In western Thailand, a prey release program has greatly helped the recovery of the endangered wild tigers' population, increasing the number of big cats almost fivefold over the last 15 years.
In a small pond in Madison, Wisconsin, the United States, two tall sandhill crane parents are raising a baby Canada goose as their own, the third confirmed instance of such a cross-species adoption.
One of the most important sea turtle nesting sites on the planet is in Florida, the United States.
62 years later, the critically endangered long-beaked echidna has once again been found.
