Humpback whales have begun moving from Antarctica to warmer waters in the Great Barrier Reef for their annual migration.
UNESCO’s Geopark network welcomed 18 new designations, bringing the total to 195 across the world, with New Zealand and the Philippines making the list for the very first time.
A $160 million plan has been announced that will phase out all commercial gillnet fishing from the Great Barrier Reef by mid-2027.
A breeding program for the endangered royal turtle is underway in Cambodia.
Various endangered species have recently been spotted in North China's Hebei province thanks to conservation efforts, experts say.
Now that a small Hawaiian island is free from invasive rats, scientists are rebuilding a lost seabird paradise.
More than 300 baby White's seahorses were recently released in New South Wales, Australia in an effort to save the endangered seahorse species.
Once extinct in the wild, Partula snails just made history as scientists reintroduced 5,000 of the gastropods back to French Polynesia.
Columbia has expanded the protection of three Indigenous reserves by a total of 279,777 acres.
The United States Fish and Wildlife Service has announced that hippopotamuses may soon qualify for protection under the U.S. Endangered Species Act.
