National Park
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AnimalsAnimals Ecuador
Tortoises Thriving on a Volcano’s Slopes
The largest island in Ecuador’s Galápagos archipelago is home to the booming population of the Alcedo giant tortoise, a cold-blooded reptile endemic to the island, where conservation efforts paid off to save the species and its importance in maintaining its surrounding ecosystems.
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Environment
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Environment
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EnvironmentEnvironment Albania
A First in Conservation: a Whole River Becomes a National Park
Albania is home to one of Europe’s largest undammed rivers, and the Vjosa River has been designated a national park, thus addressing pollution, waste management, and deforestation and protecting many species that call the river home.
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Environment
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EnvironmentEnvironment USA
Owners Sell Their Land… to Conservation
Located in Texas, the United States, near the border with Mexico, the Big Bend National Park will soon expand by 1,544 hectares after a local family sold their unused land in the name of conservation, benefiting ecosystems and biodiversity alike.
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Animals
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Environment
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Environment
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Animals