31 cities have been recognized for sustainably managing and conserving their urban wetlands.
Australian scientists have just successfully created the world's first kangaroo embryos using in vitro fertilization (IVF).
Recent years have seen a 25 percent increase in turtle doves across Western Europe, one of the world's most endangered bird species.
For the second year in a row, Piping Plovers have had a record nesting year in Massachusetts, coming back from the brink of extinction.
Bolivia has taken a major step toward conservation by establishing a vast protected area in the Amazon, securing half a million hectares of vital forests while supporting local communities and biodiversity.
A major cleanup effort is underway in the Baltic Sea, intending to eventually remove more than 1.5 million tons of volatile munitions leftover from the Second World War.
China's Yellow River Basin is showing ecological improvements amid a conservation campaign.
The North Sea is bouncing back after recent decades saw major declines in aquatic populations.
A new crayfish species has just been officially named after scientists found it "hiding in plain sight."
A refinancing project has been set up to swap The Bahamas’s external commercial debt in favor of nature, thus helping the Caribbean nation to improve ocean conservation and management of its Marine Protected Areas.
