The World's Oldest-Known Wild Bird-Named Wisdom-Hatches Another Chick at 70 (WATCH)
The world's oldest known wild bird, a Laysan albatross named Wisdom, hatched another chick this season at age 70 - LOOK
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Amazon, Unilever, and Nestlé join the UK, US and Norway in New $1Billion Initiative to Preserve Tropical Rainforests
A new coalition of the UK, US, and Norway, and companies like Amazon, Bayer, Nestle, and Unilever formed LEAF to finance forest preservation.
After Fatal Disease Arrives, Zoo Calls in the Only Team of Turtle-sniffing Dogs in the World to Help Out
St. Louis Zoo WildCare Park hired an elite team of turtle-hunting spaniels trained by John Rucker—to find three-toed box turtles in danger.
Check Out This Interactive Map Showing All the Conservation Land Near You in the U.S.
Whether the largest park or the smallest playground, a non-profit has made an interactive map of all of the U.S. conserved areas.
Dutch Citizens are Using a "Doorbell" to Help Fish Pass Through the Canal Gate
In Holland, a doorbell for fish, a camera that alerts the lock keeper that fish are trying to get through the canal, is a world first.
Endangered Trout May Soon Return to Los Angeles
A restoration project of the famous LA River, the set of famous Hollywood car chases, aims to welcome back endangered southern CA steelhead.
They Counted Endangered Rhinos in Nepal And the Population Has Grown By 16%
The WWF-Nepal is reporting a 16% increase in rhinos in the Himalayan country.
A Morning Cup of Coffee Not Only Charges You Up, But the Leftovers Have Reinvigorated Forests
Tropical forests can grow back faster, higher, and more diversely when layered with acid and caffeine-rich coffee than without it.
Bird Protectors Built a Giant Sandcastle to Ensure These Martins Have a Nesting Home For Years to Come
Using 400 tons of sand and excavators rather than buckets and shovels, the Surrey Wildlife Trust has made a sand bank for martins.
Zero Rhinos Poached in Kenya Last Year - Better Policing is One of the Keys
2020 was a good year for rhinos, with South Africa experiencing a 33% fall in rhino poaching, and Kenya not losing a single rhino in 2020.
Villagers Went Without Streetlights for 45 Days to Help a Bird and Its Hatchlings
The Sivaganga district in Tamil Nadu has been keeping its lights off to help local birds and their nesting hatchlings.
Tree Corps Has A Green Job For You: Planting the 'Healing Power' of Trees in Low-Income Neighborhoods
TAZO Tea is teaming up with American Forests to create the TAZO Tree Corps, a special workforce to plant trees in low income neighborhoods
Federal Judge Blocks Further Oil And Gas Extraction on Ohio's Only National Forest
A federal judge blocked new oil and gas leasing and fracking in Ohio's Wayne National Forest-a popular recreation area in the vast state.
Millionaire Turned Quadriplegic Jon Ayers is Giving it All to Save Wild Cats, After Finding a New Purpose
After a cycling accident left Jon Ayers a quadriplegic, his love of wildcats drove him to donate his business expertise and $20 million to Panthera.
In World First, Key African Species Will be Relocated to Another Continent After it Became Extinct in India
The cheetah will be reintroduced into India, where it went extinct in the 1950s, after an ambitious, world-first plan got government go-ahead
Island Overrun With Rats Completely Recovers in Only 11 Years After Ecosystem Had Been Decimated
Rat Island in Alaska has totally recovered after a US eradication effort a decade ago, leaving scientists amazed by nature.
Texas and Philly Join Movement to Dim Lights at Night - Making it Safer for Migrating Birds
The cities of Houston, Dallas, and Philadelphia bring Lights Out bird friendly initiatives to turn off outdoor lights during migrations.
Photographer Unites With Cuban Scientists to Save the World's Most Beautiful Snail
Sporting some of the most beautiful shells in nature, Cuba's painted snails are endangered, but one photographer hopes to raise awareness.
For the First Time in 170 Years, Asia's Longest-Missing Bird is Seen in Indonesia
On the island of Borneo, Indonesia, a rare bird has been found for the first time in 170 years - the black browed babbler.
In World First, English Museum Successfully Breeds Endangered Harlequin Toad
In Manchester Museum, collaboration with the Panama Wildlife Conservation has created the world's first breeding center for harlequin toads.
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