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.
In Kyrgyzstan, the Little Bustard, a pheasant-sized grassland bird once declared extinct nationally, is now making a comeback, with hundreds of breeding pairs documented in key valleys.
In the Marshall Islands, two remote Pacific islands — Bikar Atoll and Jemo Islet — have been restored to thriving natural sanctuaries after a year-long rat eradication program.
China is launching a nationwide three-year effort to strengthen bird protection — targeting illegal poaching, habitat loss, and public awareness to safeguard one of the world’s richest bird diversities.
Atlantic puffins are making a comeback in Maine, USA, thanks to years of restoration efforts that rebuilt nesting spaces and coaxed the birds back to thrive in once-lost habitats.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has banned the capture, sale, and transport of African Grey parrots, a landmark decree to protect one of the world’s most trafficked bird species.
A golden eagle chick named “Princeling” by Sir David Attenborough marks a hopeful milestone in the species’ comeback from near extinction in the UK.
Recent Harpy Eagle sightings in areas where the bird hasn't been seen for decades are a hopeful sign that the species may slowly but surely be recovering.
The white stork has returned to Denmark after being declared extinct from the area decades ago.
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.
