New Zealand is Hearing the Kiwi Call Once Again After 5 Years of Silence: 'It's Amazing'
The Kiwi Call Count, an auditory population survey gathered by human listeners, has found a 50% increase in the sites with kiwi birds.
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Two-Headed Turtle Discovered Hatched on South Carolina Beach Gives Conservationists a Big Surprise
Edisto Beach State Park sea turtle patrol found a 2-headed turtle in South Carolina recently—see the photos.
Declared Extinct 100 Years Ago, DNA Found the Gould's Mouse Still Living On Sunny Island Down Under
A tiny extinct mouse was masquerading as another species living on an island in Shark Bay Australia, correcting a 120 year mistake.
Conservation Success for European Bison is 'Living Proof' That Ambitious Biodiversity Targets Work
Passing 6,200, the European wood bison is no longer considered vulnerable by the IUCN in their latest Red List update.
Herd of Elephants to be Moved from UK to Kenya in Rewilding 'World First'
A pair of intrepid conservation groups are attempting a world first: two move 13 elephants via plane from England to the wilds of Kenya.
Visit This Nightingale Thicket and You'll Hear a Musician Singing with Them - WATCH the Duets
Sam Lee creates songs with the endangered nightingale at home in England, and the music made is stunning and so unique. Have a listen.
Florida Just Enacted a Sweeping Law to Protect Its Vast Wildlife Corridors - And Save Panthers
A conservation bill worth $400 million was signed into law, officially creating the Florida Wildlife Corridor, a long held conservation dream.
New Zealand Penguin Hospital Saves Endangered Birds That Would Be 'Functionally Extinct' Without Help
Taking care to save one of the rarest penguins on Earth, Penguin Place Reserve in Dunedin New Zealand, needs tourists to survive.
World's Longest Wildlife Bridge Could Cross the Mississippi, So 'Buffalo Can Roam'
The Bison Bridge Foundation is trying to turn an I-80 bridge over the Mississippi into the largest wildlife crossing on earth.
Astonishing 'Fairy Lanterns' Found Growing in the Darkest Depth of Malaysian Rainforest
Oxford University botanists have found a new species of 'fairy lantern' in the Malaysian rainforest.
Norway Closes Down Its Last Arctic Coal Mine and Transforms Land into Giant National Park
Following the coal moratorium on Svalbard, a large mine is being dismantled so the area can be turned into a giant arctic national park.
His Passion For Protecting the World's Most-Trafficked Mammal Just Earned Him a Major Award
2021 winners of the Goldman Environmental Prize have just been announced—and the list includes Vietnamese conservationist Thai Van Nguyen.
Orchid Thought to Be Extinct in UK Was Discovered Blooming on the Rooftop of London Bank
An extremely rare colony of orchids, thought to be extinct in the UK, has been discovered growing on a City of London rooftop.
Invading Rats Were Finally Eradicated on 2 Galapagos Islands Thanks to Drone Partnership
Two years after a rat eradication program began using drones on two Galapagos Islands, excited conservations declared them rat-free.
Scientists Discover a New Brown Species They Named the 'Chocolate Frog' - And it's Adorable
Relative of the Australian green tree frog, which can also be brown, a new species of frog was found in New Guinea called the chocolate frog
Flying Squirrel as Big As a Cat Discovered in Himalayas, 'One of the least known mammals on Earth'
A reexamination of one of the world's rarest mammals finds it's actually three distinct species, that like in the Himalayas, and Yunnan.
Endangered Humpback Whales Gain New Protections in Pacific Ocean From the U.S
The White House has announced it will be protecting hundreds of thousands of nautical square miles of humpback whale habitat in the Pacific Ocean.
Police Capture Elusive Tiger Poacher After 20 Years of Pursuing the Bengal Cat Killer
A poacher nicknamed ‘Tiger Habib' was finally arrested and charged with killing Bengal tigers in Bangladesh after eluding police for 20 years.
World's Last Known 'Dinosaur Trees' Saved From Australian Bushfires Thanks to Determined Firefighters
A determined team of firefighters successfully managed to protect the world's last remaining "dinosaur trees" from the Australian bushfires.
Birth For World's Critically Endangered Red Wolf Brings Rising Population to Nearly 250
Roger Williams Park Zoo has announced the birth of a red wolf pup, the world's most endangered canid species, as part of its red wolf breeding program.
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