Jackie Chan's Adorable New Video Encourages Animals to Protect Themselves With Kung Fu
Who better to help protect the precious pangolins of Asia than the kung fu master himself: Jackie Chan.
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Denmark Welcomes First Wild Wolf Pack in 200 Years
For the first time in two centuries, a fully-fledged wolf pack of four males and one female is traveling across Denmark.
Swipe Right to Save a Species: Last Male White Rhino Takes to Tinder
Now you can help to save a species by looking for Sudan on Tinder: the last male white northern rhino on the planet.
'Bee Saving Paper' is an Ingenious Way to Save Hungry Pollinators Around the World
This biodegradable paper is like an "energy drink" for hungry bees - and it could help save the little pollinators if it is adopted by more companies.
In World First, Norway Will Only Be Allowing Electric Ships to Enter Their Pristine Fjords
The initiative is not only expected to benefit the environment, but also ease the health concerns of local populations and visiting tourists.
Britain May Build 'Road Network' to Protect Bees, Butterflies, and Moths
The pollinator corridors would allow insects to freely expand across the countryside without being confined to single patches of friendly greenery.
Baby Tortoises Survive on Galapagos Island for First Time in 100 Years
During a December survey of giant tortoises on one Galapagos island, conservationists found evidence there of the first hatchlings born in the wild in over a century. The exciting find was the direct result of a rat eradication campaign completed two years ago on Pinzón, when helicopters criss-crossed the island dropping rat bait pellets.
For 30 Years, This Cute Critter Was Thought to be Extinct -Until Now
When researchers first stumbled upon the kangaroo rat, they had to search through old field notes in order to figure out exactly what it was.
Black Rhinos Return to Landscapes 50 Years After They Were Wiped Out
The black rhino has not been seen on the Chadian plains since the 1970s – but thanks to a "historic" international collaboration, that is no longer the case.
Hawaii Lawmakers Have Just Passed First Ever Ban on Sale of Toxic Sunscreen
The historic ban is the first piece of legislation that takes a stance against oxybenzone and octinoxate: two ingredients that are commonly found in most sunscreens.
Michael Bloomberg 'to Write $4.5M Check to Cover US Commitment to Paris Climate Agreement'
The billionaire said: "America made a commitment and as an American ... we all have responsibility. I'm able to do it. So, yes, I'm going to send them a check for the monies that America had promised to the organization as though they got it from the federal government."
Scientists Accidentally Create Super Enzyme That Can Devour Plastic Pollution
Scientists believe that the enzyme could be a miraculous solution to the million tons of plastic currently polluting the planet.
Colombia's Top Court Orders Government to Protect Amazon in Landmark Case Initiated by Youth
In a historic gesture of justice, the Supreme Court sided with a group of youngsters who were suing the government for their failure to curb deforestation.
Trio of Nations Sign Landmark Agreement to Protect World's Largest Tropical Wetland
Three South American countries have agreed to share the responsibility of preserving 42 million acres of wildlife habitat and biodiversity for years to come.
Rats Are Saving Elephants From Hidden Landmines on Their Migration Routes
These clever little critters are going to help save endangered species by sniffing out bombs across the densest minefield in Africa.
Thought to Be Extinct For 42 Years, Cute Critter is Finally Spotted by Guy Eating Lunch
This conservation success story is only made better by the fact that this tiny salamander – which was thought to be extinct – is really cute.
The World Has Spent $14B on Conservation - and it Worked
109 countries spent $14.4 billion on conservation over the course of a decade - and scientists are now discovering just how effective that funding was.
Everyone is Celebrating Congo's Massive New Park Since Similar Preserve Saved Gorillas From Extinction
Now that mountain gorillas have rebounded from their listing as "critically endangered", conservationists are hopeful for its relatives in the Congo.
Massive Company That Sells Your Favorite Cookies and Crackers Cuts Ties With Palm Oil Firms That Destroy Forests
One of the world's largest snack food brands and one of the largest buyers of palm oil – and they're taking some big steps towards sustainability.
Swiss Businessman is Contributing $1 Billion Towards Protecting 30% of the Planet
This billionaire philanthropist is using $1 billion to protect one-third of the planet's surface for generations to come.
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