In Indonesia, a conservation programme is paying villagers to photograph wildlife instead of hunting it, creating new income while encouraging communities to protect animals and their habitats.
A restored and legally protected wildlife corridor is reconnecting habitats used by around 1,000 elephants while reducing conflict with farming communities in Tanzania.
A Przewalski’s horse has been born on the steppe for the first time in 200 years, marking a milestone in restoring native wildlife in Kazakhstan.
A biodiverse Amazon forest has gained permanent national protection in Peru, safeguarding wildlife habitat and water sources that support more than 10,000 people.
Young red kites from England are helping rebuild a population that nearly disappeared from Spain, repaying a conservation effort that helped restore the species in England.
The Asiatic lion population has risen by more than 70% in a decade to 891 in India, continuing a remarkable recovery from near-extinction.
Giant anteaters are once again thriving in Argentina after a pioneering reintroduction programme restored the species to the Iberá Wetlands, bringing conservation, tourism and local communities long-term benefits.
A climate-ready ecological corridor is helping snow leopards and other mountain wildlife move safely across changing landscapes in Kyrgyzstan, while supporting sustainable livelihoods for local herding communities.
Wildlife crossing structures are helping endangered native animals move safely across a major highway in Australia, with thousands of recorded crossings showing the measures are supporting habitat connectivity.
Asia’s threatened vultures are recovering in Nepal after 20 years of coordinated conservation efforts, showing how sustained action can restore wildlife and protect ecosystems.
