Farmer Saves Sickly Leopard by Carrying it to Forest Officials on His Motorbike
It was believed a farmer had been caught leopard poaching in India, when he was seen driving a bike with the animal tied to the back.
It was believed a farmer had been caught leopard poaching in India, when he was seen driving a bike with the animal tied to the back.
The World Wildlife Fund in Russia has been reintroducing wild Persian leopards to the country's Caucasus Mountains. And they're thriving.
Chester Zoo shows of its new baby okapi calf, a rare birth of an endangered species known as the forest giraffe.
It wasn't urbanization that caused a 58% decline in the small migratory birds called swifts, but rather the renovation of old buildings.
According to the conservation group, the video of the turtles hatching is the first known recording of the species born in the wild.
Last sighted in 1969, a tiny lizard from Queensland has been rediscovered by scientists who now hope to act fast to ascertain its numbers.
While Freya the English springer spaniel had two false positives during the first run-through, she had an 87% success rate overall.
Adorable photographs show the new arrival clinging on to its mother as it made its first outside appearance at its enclosure.
There was also an increase in butterfly populations across the wider countryside but on average the increases seen in gardens were bigger.
These 5 Scottish wildcat kittens represent one of the country's most iconic animals, but are also one of the most endangered.
Conservationists released 6 females last week into Hacking River as the first stage of the reintroduction with the males to be released later
As early as 1990, conservationists, birdwatchers, and government workers in Singapore have taken action on this species' behalf.
For the first time, scientists have captured photos of a bird in Africa unseen for nearly 20 years-the striking yellow-crested helmetshrike.
Kenya successfully transferred 21 eastern black rhinos to establish a new viable breeding population for a species on brink of extinction.
The team that discovered them in China in 2017 loved Star Wars, and called them "tianxing" which is Chinese pinyin for "heaven movement".
Far from there being a sixth mass extinction event, newspapers might be missing what's becoming the greatest conservation story ever told.
For the first time in decades, Peruvian diving petrels are breeding on Chañaral Island after conservationists cleared the island of rabbits.
The park has been a refuge against sudden cold snaps for decades, and it's tradition for rangers to take a "manatee count" every winter.
34 woylies have been trapped and tagged with GPS tracking anklets, where just 2 were found in the Batalling State Forest in all of 2019.
Scientists working on the project told SF Gate that a mere 92 sightings of this butterfly have been documented over the past 15 years.
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