In Nepal, a new national park has been established to safeguard ecosystems and bring conservation closer to the people who live alongside wildlife.
Spain is reintroducing wild herbivores, such as Przewalski’s horses and Taurus cattle, to a fire-prone region, aiming to restore ecological balance and mitigate fire severity.
The Democratic Republic of Congo has banned the capture, sale, and transport of African Grey parrots, a landmark decree to protect one of the world’s most trafficked bird species.
Multinational cooperation, alongside extensive conservation efforts, has more than doubled the jaguar population on the Brazil-Argentina Iguaçu-Iguazú border.
China is poised to build the world's largest national park system.
One of the most important sea turtle nesting sites on the planet is in Florida, the United States.
62 years later, the critically endangered long-beaked echidna has once again been found.
The state of Colorado has officially passed a law designating bison as both livestock and wildlife, a move that helps protect the species and recognizes its cultural significance.
The Cape Vulture, Southern Africa's only endemic vulture species, has returned to the area in significant numbers.
Kyrgyzstan announces a new ecological corridor that will help preserve Central Asia's rich biodiversity.
