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Golden Eagle Numbers Bounce Back to Historic New Levels
In 1992, there were only about 20 pairs of golden eagles left in the UK – but now Scotland is the home to over 500.
Commercial Trade of the Pangolin Has Just Been Banned
Since these scaly creatures are poached for their hide and meat, the government is stepping up to prevent any further harm to the pangolin.
Acid in the Air Returns to the Same Levels of a Century Ago
After decades of fighting industrial pollution following the Clean Air Act of 1970, the Earth's atmosphere is finally showing a new low for acid content.
Diego’s Got Game: Fertile Giant Tortoise Has Saved His Species From Extinction
This wily reptile is such a ladies man, he has almost single-handedly repopulated an entire island with a species that was facing extinction.
U.K. to Ban Fishing Harvests in Vast Swath of Its Seas
More and more ocean ecosystems are being rescued by proactive governments stepping up to protect the planet and its sea life.
Los Angeles Eyeing a Switch to 100% Renewable Power
Los Angeles could be the next California city to set a plan for switching to 100 percent renewable power.
The City Council will vote today...
Tasmanian Devils Are Adapting to Fight Debilitating Cancer
After losing almost 80% of their population, the roguish little animals are making a big comeback thanks to a new cancer-resistant gene variant.
Louisiana Black Bear Removed From Endangered Species List
The Louisiana black bear is the state mammal for Louisiana, and it is one of 16 subspecies of the American black bear. While the...
500 Elephants Moved in Massive Relocation To A Safer Home
A man-made migration, the largest elephant relocation ever attempted anywhere in Africa, is moving 500 animals from a cramped park in Malawi.
The move, to a...
Wildlife Group Buys Exclusive License for Shark Fishing on Great Barrier Reef to Halt the Practice
A wildlife group has purchased an exclusive commercial license to fish for sharks along Australia's Great Barrier Reef — just so they can shut down...
Aussie Farm Dogs Take Penguin Colony Under Their Wing, Saving Hundreds of Birds
These two dogs are an Australian penguin’s best friend — with skills that have saved as many as a two thousand birds in the last...
Sea Turtle Trapped Upside Down in Trench is Rescued in Time
It took at least nine people to rescue a loggerhead turtle after she flipped onto her back trying to get back to the sea.
It...
Parrot Considered Extinct in the Wild Appears on Video in Brazil
A Spix's Macaw, the bird that inspired the character in the movie Rio, has reappeared in Brazil 15 years after it was thought to...
8 Dolphins in Baltimore Aquarium Will be Retired to Seaside Sanctuary
Who wouldn’t want a retirement home by the sea? It has to be an even bigger treat for these dolphins who’ve spent their lives...
Watch a Sea Otter Scoop Up Her Baby in Rare Heartwarming Reunion at Sea
In an extremely rare occurrence, a 2-day-old sea otter was reunited with its mother after being blown away in a strong tide.
Baby Boom for World’s Rarest Cats: Back From Edge of Extinction
At least 16 Amur leopard cubs have been spotted in a Russian nature preserve this spring — evidence of a strong recovery for a...
Nepal Celebrates Second Year of Zero Rhino Poaching
It’s no coincidence that Nepal is celebrating its own record-breaking rhinoceros population, while they’ve just achieved their second successful year of eliminating poaching within...
33 Lions Freed From Circuses, Return to their African “Birthright”
Eight months after their journey began, 33 lions have arrived at their new home in Africa in the largest airlift of big cats ever.
Animal...
Gorillas Spring into Action to Dismantle Poacher’s Traps
A pair of young gorillas have been observed seeking out and destroying poachers’ snares after an infant in their group was killed by one...
American Fisheries See Tides Turn as Fish Stocks Make a Comeback
American fisheries that were depleted just 15 years ago are springing back thanks to science and a strong current of tougher laws.
Over-fishing had wiped...