Animals
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Animals GreenlandClever Polar Bears Show Us They Can Still Hunt When There’s No Sea Ice
In the southeast of Greenland, in the Kingdom of Denmark, a population of polar bears has proven to adapt and survive longer without sea ice - which they use to hunt for seals - than its fury cousins, giving hope to the survival of the iconic…
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Society New ZealandWith the Help of Locals, Wildlife Thrives Here – As It Did Seven Centuries Ago
What started as an urban ecosanctuary for birds in the heart of Wellington, New Zealand’s capital, transformed into a formidable ecological revolution to restore the city to its pre-human, pre-predators state, some 700 years ago, where wildlife is thriving!
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Animals USANear-Extinct Bird Finds a Home Here for the First Time in Over a Hundred Years
Hopeful news for one of the rarest birds in the world: four critically endangered condors have just been released in the redwood forests of Northern California, United States, as the first habitants of their kind in over a century.
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Animals USAThe Weather Doesn’t Stop Monarch Butterflies from Thriving!
A study conducted over the span of almost three decades shows that the population of monarch butterflies in the United States is not only doing well, but, contrary to some other insects, the species’ population is on the rise despite agricultural intensification and changes in temperature…
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Environment ComorosThis Archipelagos Will Have Five New Protected Areas
Following twenty years of efforts, the archipelagic nation of Comoros is finally expanding its network of protected areas, going from one to six - including three marine protected areas - to better protect turtles and other species.