Mexican Wolf Numbers Growing in U.S. for 8th Consecutive Year, Soon to Be Howling at a Reserve Near You

To date, a minimum of 15 fostered Mexican wolf pups have survived to breeding age, and at least 10 fostered wolves have successfully bred.

By Annie Parker

10 April 98 Views

Indigenous Rangers Photograph Blind ‘Marsupial Mole' Seldom Seen by Humans Amid its Strange and Wild Land

The wildlife living in Australia's deserts are odd as the fish and invertebrates of the deep ocean are odd, and this mole is a good example

By Annie Parker

12 April 105 Views

Airport Keeps Wildlife Away From Runways with Robot Disguised as Predator

The DoT and local airport managers have used all manner of deterrents to try and keep runways clear of wildlife, from pigs to paintballs.

By Annie Parker

15 April 154 Views

Millions of Birds Now Migrating Safely Through Darkened Texas Cities After Successful Lights Out Campaign

Reducing the reflections from exterior lighting on tall buildings worked to prevent 60% of all bird collision deaths in cities like Houston.

By Annie Parker

17 April 102 Views

Fungus Devastating Frogs Worldwide May Have an Achilles Heel - And it May Save the Amphibians

A pandemic among frogs has been going on worldwide for years - the culprit: a fungal infection that has affected amphibians on nearly every continent.

By Annie Parker

22 April 72 Views

'Fantastic Grandmas' Have Been Spending Retirement Photographing Venomous Sea Snakes for Science

For 3 years, these golden gals have been embarking on volunteer sea snake research expeditions-and their work has made a great difference to science.

By Tiffani Spengler

22 April 83 Views

100-Year-Old Galápagos Giant Tortoise Found on Fernandina Island is Indeed Member of 'Extinct' Species

Found in 2019, genetic testing on a 100 year old female has confirmed the rediscovery of the Fernandina Giant Tortoise on the Galapagos

By Blake Isbell

25 May 76 Views

Iguanas Successfully Reintroduced to Galapagos Island After They Were Last Seen By Darwin 184 Years Ago

It has been almost two centuries since land iguanas were last seen on this Galapagos Island – and the sighting was recorded by Charles Darwin.

By Tiffani Spengler

08 January 60 Views

Not Seen for 100 Years "Royal Turtles" Crawl Back from Extinction in Asia

Some of the rarest turtles in the world are being protected by former poachers and blessed by Buddhist monks as they return to the wild.

By Jim Stout

18 July 70 Views

Success: Green Sea Turtles of Florida and Mexico No Longer Endangered

Years of coordinated conservation efforts have paid off for the green sea turtle populations in Florida and the Pacific coast.

By Jeanne Goddard

18 April 70 Views

This Small Town in Canada Spent 10 Years and $2.7 Million to Save Turtles

Thousands of endangered reptiles have been saved thanks to the efforts of one resident who rallied support in Long Point, Ontario.

By Tiffani Spengler

27 May 73 Views

Vulnerable Turtles Return Home to Shore After World's Largest Volunteer-Led Beach Cleanup

It has been two years since one man took it upon himself to clean a polluted beach – and now, thanks to his efforts, a vulnerable turtle species has returned to the shoreline.

By Tiffani Spengler

30 March 57 Views

Turtle Rescuers Have Been Using Recycled Bra Clasps to Save Injured Turtles

Rescued reptiles are getting a second lease on life thanks to a clever wildlife group that has been using bra clasps to fix cracked turtle shells.

By Tiffani Spengler

02 July 59 Views

New Technology for Saving Endangered Sea Turtles Uses Decoy GPS Eggs to Catch Poachers - And it Works

A new study published in the journal Current Biology has found that planting GPS-enabled decoy eggs could help find baby turtle traffickers.

By Jeanne Goddard

07 October 79 Views

Folks in New Jersey Are Caring For More Than 800 Baby Turtles Rescued From Storm Drains

Hundreds of young turtles have been rescued from storm drains along the Jersey Shore in Jersey.

By Jeanne Goddard

11 May 74 Views