Bird Believed Extinct Rediscovered in Indonesia Giving Conservation New Hope
The recent sighting of a bird once believed extinct in Indonesia offers fresh optimism for biodiversity conservation and highlights the importance of field
May 3, 2026
Habitat Loss
10 of the Most Endangered Species in China and the Climate Crisis
China’s rapid development and a warming climate have pushed ten iconic species to the brink of extinction, highlighting urgent conservation needs and the
May 1, 2026
30% of the World’s Tree Species Face Extinction in the Wild Scientists Warn
Nearly 30% of the world’s tree species are threatened with extinction in the wild, a pattern driven by habitat loss, climate change, invasive
April 30, 2026
Bridging the Gap: How Uganda’s Parks Project Protects Biodiversity and Empowers Communities
The Uganda Parks Project links wildlife protection with local livelihoods by involving communities in park management, delivering measurable biodiversity gains while creating sustainable
April 29, 2026
Record River Barrier Removals in 2025 Boost Europe’s Ecosystem Recovery
In 2025 Europe removed more river barriers than ever before, restoring natural flow, reviving biodiversity, improving water quality, and lowering flood risk across
April 27, 2026
23 Birds Fish and Other Species Declared Extinct by U.S. Wildlife Officials
U.S. wildlife officials have officially listed 23 birds, fish and other species as extinct, highlighting the ecological consequences of habitat loss, overexploitation and
April 23, 2026
