Conservationists in Kenya are successfully reintroducing critically endangered mountain bongos into the wild, raising hopes for the recovery of one of Africa’s rarest antelopes.
Australia’s ampurta, once on the brink of extinction, is making a rare and dramatic recovery, expanding its range across vast desert regions despite harsh conditions.
White rhinos were reintroduced to the Ajai Wildlife Reserve in 2026, restoring a locally extinct species in Uganda and strengthening biodiversity recovery, while creating new opportunities for sustainable ecotourism.
Scotland has recorded early recovery of critically endangered flapper skate populations, with growing sightings reported between 2022 and 2026 after long-term conservation protections.
Conservationists are creating a 110-mile protected network that may help save the critically endangered Andean huemul deer, the southernmost deer of the planet.
62 years later, the critically endangered long-beaked echidna has once again been found.
