Endangered Species

Animals Uganda

21. February 2023

More Elephants, More Buffalos, and More Rhinos on the Block

Following conservation efforts that began decades ago, endangered rhinos, elephants, and buffalos are rebounding in Uganda.

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Animals Indian Ocean

19. February 2023

…And So We Agree: No More Overfishing!

An agreement has been reached between coastal nations restricting fishing vessels from using harmful devices in the Indian Ocean that lead to overfishing, a big win for tuna populations and all forms of marine life.

Environment

Environment Australia

13. February 2023

Flora Restored; Wildlife Florished!

It took decades for flora to come back to Phillip Island, part of Australia, and today, the fauna has also regained its rights, thanks to relentless conservation efforts to propagate native plants.

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Animals United States

11. February 2023

1, 2, 330,000 Butterflies Flying in the Sky!

The latest western monarch count along the California Coast in the United States reached over 330,000 butterflies, a notable increase since last year, proof that steady efforts to save the insect population are fruitful and should remain constant.

Environment

Environment Canada

8. February 2023

(Very) Rare Inland Rainforest Gets Full Protection!

British Columbia, Canada is home to a rare inland temperate rainforest that will be permanently protected thanks to the establishment of a new conservancy in the southeast of the province.

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Animals St. Vincent and the Grenadines

26. January 2023

Tiny Gecko, Massive Population Growth!

On Union Island, part of St. Vincent and the Grenadines, the population of a rare endemic gecko has increased by 80% thanks to conservation efforts deployed by the government and environmental groups.

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Animals China

11. January 2023

Good News: Endangered Species Are Recovering Here!

According to the latest research, many endangered species are recovering in China largely thanks to greater conservation efforts across the country.

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Animals Ecuador

8. January 2023

Endangered Pink Reptile Sees “First Hope” for Survival

The critically endangered pink iguana, an endemic species to the Galápagos Islands, is on its way to recovery since scientists finally found nesting sites and hatchlings, a sign that the reptile’s last surviving population has a chance to bounce back.

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Animals United States

4. January 2023

Delicate Butterfly Is Flapping Towards Historic Recovery

The population of the Fender Blue Butterfly - endemic to the Willamette Valley in Oregon, United States - was once thought to be extinct but is actually growing.

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Animals Kazakhstan

2. January 2023

From the Brink of Extinction to a Million Antelopes in 20 Years!

The saiga antelope’s impressive comeback in the steppe grassland of Kazakhstan is proof that restoration efforts pay off since the herbivorous population increased 30-fold in just two decades, to reach 1.3 million.