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World's Biggest Wildlife Crossing Will Protect Animals From Drivers on the 101 in Los Angeles
To save LA county's cougars, donors are raising money for the world's largest wildlife crossing over busy 101 freeway in Liberty County.
Rescue Dog Helps Save Endangered Whales By Sniffing Out Their Poop as a Conservation Canine
When marine biologist Deborah Giles adopted rescue dog Eba, she found the perfect dog to help her in conservation work with killer whales.
Adorable Pictures Show A Critically Endangered Female Chimpanzee Cradling Her Newborn Baby
At Chester Zoo in England, a critically endangered Western chimpanzee has just been born to a 43-year-old mother.
'Chimpanzee' Film a True Story of Orphaned Chimp Adopted by 'Uncle'
Animal activist Jane Goodall collaborated with Disney on the new movie Chimpanzee. The film tells the story of an adorable chimp named Oscar who is left orphaned after his mother is killed. Filmed in the wild over a four-year period, documentary cameras were poised waiting for something to happen among a large family of chimps. Something amazing did happen.
After Being Extinct in the Wild, Mexican Wolf Roams the U.S. Desert Once Again Thanks to a Former Wolf Hunter
The beautiful Mexican wolf roams once again in the American wilderness thanks to Roy T. McBride, a former wolf hunter hired to find the remaining animals.
World's Tiniest Pig at 10-Inches Tall, Once Thought Extinct, Is Returning to the Wild
Acting as an important keystone species in its grassland home, the 10-inch tall pygmy hog in North India is coming back from the brink.
A Never-Before-Documented Flower Blooms on One of World's Rarest Trees - A Hopeful Sign For a Comeback
Missouri Botanic Gardens just recently documented the violet flower of the karomia gigas tree for the first time ever.
'Huge Surprise' as Giant River Otter Thought to be Extinct Pops Up in River in Argentina
While kayaking in Impenetrable National Park, a giant river otter, thought extinct in Argentina, popped up next to a conservationist.
Some Generous Apes May Help Explain The Evolution Of Human Kindness
Bonobos research reveals how their society developed cooperation, generosity, and reciprocity, in place of chimp violence.
Special Delivery from Tampa to Puerto Rico May Save Toad Species from Extinction
Thousands Tadpoles were airlifted this week from Florida to Puerto Rico, where the Puerto Rican crested toad is critically endangered.
12 Critically Endangered Red Wolf Pups Are Born in North Carolina - A Conservation Baby Boom
The North Carolina Zoo has welcomed the birth of 12 critically endangered red wolf pups.
Floating 'WALL-E' Scarecrow Stops Seabirds from Diving into Fishing Nets
A googly-eyed, WALL-E-like "scare buoy" keeps around 25% of fish away from dangerous gillnets in which they could become entangled.
Australia Announces $100 Million Initiative to Protect Our Oceans
Australia last week committed $100 million to ocean conservation in an effort to protect ‘blue carbon' environments and reduce emissions.
Orphaned Polar Bear That Loved to Hug Arctic Workers Gets New Life
An orphaned polar bear that made friends with gold workers in the Russian Arctic has been given a new, safe home.
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.
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
Nothing Restores a River or Local Economy Like Removing a Dam
American Rivers, a non-profit that works to restore America's waterways to their natural state, has torn down 69 dams in 2020 alone.
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