Colorado's State Fish, Once Considered Extinct, is Now Reproducing Naturally in Native Waters
In 2012 along a 3.5 mile section of Bear Creek, Colorado conservationists found a small population of purebred greenback cutthroat trout.
In 2012 along a 3.5 mile section of Bear Creek, Colorado conservationists found a small population of purebred greenback cutthroat trout.
Ospreys are now found in Cumbria, Northumberland, and north and west Wales, and a trust is now trying to reintroduce them to East Anglia.
Having been extirpated from Guam via invasive brown tree snakes, captive breeding centers have kept the species treading water until now.
A new study shows that zoos and aquariums around the world working to return species extinct in the wild have about a 50/50 success rate.
In China, an oviraptor fossil was discovered incubating a clutch of 24 eggs, all of which containing embryos, in once-in-a-lifetime find.
It's one of the largest catalouged rediscoveries of animals in history, giving scientists hope for the survival of these amphibian "gems".
A team returns to the site weekly to see if the trees are fruiting in the hopes of collecting seeds from the tree to germinate them.
This large predatory marsupial was king among Tasmanian forests which remain largely intact since its extinction 130 years ago.
For the Māori, the reintroduction is incredibly special. In the past Māori people gathered the feathers of the bird into cloaks.
Quercus tardifolia or the late-leaf oak, is a living relic of a bygone climactic period in Texas' history when the Lone Star State was wetter
It grew out of every crack in the pavement during the recession of the 1970s, but soon fell prey to widespread weedkiller application.
If you're the kind of person who likes rare things, then the toromiro tree would be a truly exceptional addition to your ornamental garden.
When Hinako Komori saw the bushy-tailed specimen collecting dust, she was sure it was a Japanese wolf, as she was always fascinated by it.
Aquarium scientists believe the gray whale seen off New England this month is the same whale sighted in Florida late last year.
Far from there being a sixth mass extinction event, newspapers might be missing what's becoming the greatest conservation story ever told.
The leopard barbel was once abundant, ranging from Eastern Türkiye, Eastern Syria, Iran and Iraq in the Tigris-Euphrates river system.
The recovery was down to the conservation work of zoos around the world, but also from game breeders in the Texas hill country.
Ten newly discovered species of trilobites, hidden for 490 million years in Thailand, could be missing pieces in an ancient geographic map.
It's the stuff of dreams, and Sir David said he was "absolutely delighted" after receiving the news from the expedition team.
The iconic species was declared "functionally extinct in the wild" due to habitat loss and interbreeding with domesticated cats.
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