A new study reveals that the Chicago River is once again nurturing life: dozens of fish species are now successfully reproducing, indicating a significant recovery in water quality and ecosystem health.
Spain is reintroducing wild herbivores, such as Przewalski’s horses and Taurus cattle, to a fire-prone region, aiming to restore ecological balance and mitigate fire severity.
China’s golden snub-nosed monkeys, once hunted and nearly wiped out, are making a remarkable recovery thanks to decades of protection, reforestation, and community involvement.
Scientists are now using AI to decode animal vocalisations and behaviours, edging us toward what could become interspecies conversation.
After years of careful work, scientists have successfully bred the endangered red and yellow mountain frog for the first time — and released seven tiny individuals back into a protected rainforest habitat.
Scientists have dropped 200,000 European flat oyster larvae into a sunken shipwreck off Belgium. The goal: to help restore oyster reefs and bring marine life back to the North Sea.
Brazil’s Congress approved a bill to ban the sale of cosmetics tested on animals, closing loopholes that allowed suffering to continue under weak laws.
The Scottish government is supporting a ban on greyhound racing, a landmark move to protect dogs from racing-related harm.
Cornwall’s seas in England are buzzing again. Atlantic bluefin tuna, once rare here, are now showing up every summer to feast and thrive.
For the first time in over a century, sockeye salmon are able to return to one of their native waterways: British Columbia's Okanagan Lake.
