Conservation
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Environment
Environment Democratic Republic of CongoThis Rainforest Is Now Off the “In Danger” List!
After more than two decades of being an endangered site, Salonga Natural Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo is now out of danger thanks to conservation efforts, and further measures are now encouraged to ensure the survival of this natural area.
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Animals
Animals PhilippinesThese Birds Protect Our Farms, so We Must Protect Them, Says This Community
For the last five years, a community located in the southernmost province of Sarangani in the Philippines has been protecting the migration route of a raptor, since the apex predator helps keep a healthy ecosystem in the region.
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Animals
Animals GabonEndangered Sharks and Rays Get the Protection They Need
In Gabon, a conservation organization and the government worked hand-in-hand for decades to ensure the safety of sharks and rays: thanks to landmark measures put in place, the endangered sea animals are now better protected against fisheries and exportation.
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Animals
Animals UAEDesert Antelope Thrives Thanks to Conservation Success
Following conservation efforts in United Arab Emirates, the population of Arabian oryx in the country's largest nature reserve has increased by over 20% in under four years, complementing the authorities' commitment to preserve biodiversity.
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Environment
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Animals
Animals AustraliaNear-Extinct Wallabies Gain New Hope of Survival
The bridled nailtail wallaby in Queensland, Australia has narrowly escaped extinction, thanks to a team of conservation scientists who placed young individuals in a secured place away from predators, where they could grow safely and with a better chance of survival.
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Animals
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Animals
Animals United KingdomThis Baby Jaguar is Cute and Rare (Hint: It’s Not Orange)
A sanctuary devoted to big felines located in Kent, United Kingdom, welcomed a new jaguar cub, but the addition came as surprise since the tiny female is entirely black, a rarity in the species’ history, making this birth even more special.
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Animals
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Animals
Animals Chargos IslandBiologists Look for Underwater Bombs and Find… New Whales!
Thanks to underwater nuclear bomb detectors, the distinctive song of a brand new population of pygmy blue whales was picked up in the Indian Ocean, near the Chargos Archipelago, an encouraging discovery for marine biologists who study the secretive cetaceans.