The United States government has set aside $350 million in infrastructure funds to build wildlife crossings along busy roads.
A new study reveals that beavers have returned to the waters of the West Country in South West England after not being seen for over four centuries.
The United States Fish and Wildlife Service has announced that hippopotamuses may soon qualify for protection under the U.S. Endangered Species Act.
360-degree view images are showing how wildlife has found peace between North and South Korea, in the demilitarized zone established 70 years ago, a sanctuary home to hundreds of endemic species.
The Welsh island of Ynys Enlli has become the first designated International Dark Sky Sanctuary in Europe, joining only `16 others in the world.
30 countries across Europe have banned the hunting of birds using lead shot in wetlands.
A 24-kilometer-long railway track has been converted into a green nature trail in the heart of Singapore.
One of Congo's most biodiverse areas, the Djéké triangle, is being added to the Nouabalé-Ndoki National Park in an effort to protect critical populations and forests.
Peru has officially recognized wildlife trafficking as part of a law against organized crime.
Following conservation efforts that began decades ago, endangered rhinos, elephants, and buffalos are rebounding in Uganda.
