Conservationists are creating a 110-mile protected network that may help save the critically endangered Andean huemul deer, the southernmost deer of the planet.
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.
An initiative to combat land degradation has been launched across Uzbekistan, with an objective of achieving 6.1 million hectares of forested land by 2030.
The Indian Ocean Tuna Commission has just adopted targeted shark conservation efforts that may help protect a range of shark species.
After being extinct in the region for approximately 40 years, giant river otters —Argentina's top aquatic predator — have been reintroduced into the wild.
A Stratford, London park is now thriving following a regenerative effort that took place for the 2012 Olympic Games.
Delhi, India has restored degraded lands into seven biodiversity parks, supporting native flora and fauna and providing myriad ecological benefits.
China is poised to build the world's largest national park system.
62 years later, the critically endangered long-beaked echidna has once again been found.
