Positive Developments for Vulture Conservation in Nigeria
In Nigeria, a notable trend emerges as some belief-based users begin to favor plant alternatives, potentially aiding the struggling vulture population.
Editorial Staff 1 day ago
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25 articles tagged with "conservation"
Study Links Local Species Decline to Global Extinction Risks
A recent study from the University of St. Andrews suggests a significant correlation between the decline of local species and the risk of global extinction.
Editorial Staff 3 days ago
Tragic Loss of Lebanese Conservationist Mona Khalil Following Airstrike
Mona Khalil, a key figure in Lebanon's environmental conservation efforts, has died after an Israeli airstrike targeted her home, marking a significant loss for the region's ecological initiatives.
Editorial Staff 4 days ago
Concerns Raised After Tusker Found Dead in Open Well Near Gudalur
The discovery of a deceased tusker in an open well in Thorapalli highlights significant wildlife safety issues that need urgent attention.
Editorial Staff 4 days ago
Digital Imaging Aids Conservation of the Vaquita, the Rarest Marine Mammal
A digital reconstruction of the vaquita, the world's most endangered marine mammal, has been developed to support research and conservation initiatives.
Editorial Staff 5 days ago
Debate on Indigenous Inclusion in Conservation Efforts at Heritage Symposium
An international heritage symposium in Japan raises critical questions about the role of Indigenous peoples in conservation, particularly regarding their explicit inclusion in World Heritage frameworks.
Editorial Staff 8 days ago
Cuba Gets Inventive to Save Its Pristine Reefs Amid US Blockade
Conservationists in Cuba are using limited resources creatively to protect coral reefs in the face of tightening sanctions.
Editorial Staff 12 days ago
The Need for Specific Conservation Goals to Protect Vulnerable Species
A recent study highlights the importance of precise conservation targets for the protection of vulnerable species, particularly African elephants.
Editorial Staff 16 days ago
Protecting the Scalloped Hammerhead Shark: A Challenge Beyond the Galápagos
While the scalloped hammerhead shark thrives in the Galápagos, its migration outside the marine reserve raises concerns about industrial fishing threats.
Editorial Staff 16 days ago
Cozumel Dwarf Fox Sighted After Two Decades: A Conservation Breakthrough
The Cozumel dwarf fox has been photographed for the first time in over 20 years, a significant development for conservation efforts, as detailed in a recent publication.
Editorial Staff 17 days ago
Freshwater Stingray's 170 km Journey Calls for a Rethink in Conservation Strategies
Recent research tracking a freshwater stingray's 170 km migration reveals unexpected patterns, suggesting a need to adapt conservation strategies to include these migratory routes.
Editorial Staff 17 days ago
Marnie Lovejoy: Pioneering Chair of the Grayling Society Focuses on Conservation and Empowerment
Marnie Lovejoy, the first woman to chair the Grayling Society, aims to inspire women in fishing while advocating for the protection of England's rivers and the grayling species.
Editorial Staff 19 days ago
Mystery Surrounds Disappearance of Satellite-Tracked Sea Eagle in UK
The case of a missing sea eagle fitted with a satellite tracker raises significant questions about wildlife safety in grouse-shooting areas, prompting police investigation.
Editorial Staff 20 days ago
Investigation Underway into Death of Beloved Humpback Whale Timmy
Denmark is conducting a post-mortem examination on Timmy, a humpback whale that captured the hearts of many in Germany, to determine the cause of his death.
Editorial Staff 21 days ago
Study Shows Maternal Fear of Snakes Inherited by Endangered Mouse Offspring
Research indicates that mother mice pass down their learned fear of snakes to their young, shedding light on animal behavior and conservation efforts.
Editorial Staff 22 days ago
Crested Ibises Make Historic Return to Japan After Extinction
In a remarkable conservation achievement, eight crested ibises have been released in Japan, marking a significant step in wildlife restoration efforts.
Editorial Staff 24 days ago
New Embryo Freezing Method May Aid Endangered Species Conservation
A novel technique for freezing embryos shows promise in enhancing reproductive efforts for endangered species by minimizing cell damage.
Editorial Staff 28 days ago
Conservation Milestone: Over 150 Acres Secured Near Yellowstone National Park
A significant conservation initiative has successfully protected more than 150 acres of land from gold mining and development near Yellowstone National Park, announced on May 20, 2026.
Editorial Staff about 1 month ago
New Study Highlights Common Goals Between Farmers and Conservationists Post-Dam Removals
A recent study indicates that farmers and conservation groups are finding shared priorities following the historic dam removals on the Klamath River, shedding light on regional water conflicts.
Editorial Staff about 1 month ago
Stranded Humpback Whale 'Timmy' Found Dead Off Denmark, Raising Conservation Concerns
The dead humpback whale, identified as 'Timmy,' highlights ongoing issues regarding marine life conservation in the region after weeks of being stranded.
Editorial Staff Updated about 1 month ago
Local Groups Raise Alarm Over Canadian Mining's Threat to Bootheel Ecosystems
In the Bootheel region, local organizations express strong opposition to Canadian gold mining, citing concerns over unique lizard habitats and potential light pollution.
Editorial Staff Updated about 1 month ago
Climate Change Threatens Wader Nests Along Baltic Sea Coast
As the climate warms, storm-driven floods are increasingly jeopardizing the nests of wader birds during their breeding season along the Baltic Sea coast, raising concerns for their conservation.
Editorial Staff about 1 month ago
New Study Highlights Decline of Raptor Populations in South Africa Over 16 Years
A recent study reveals troubling trends in the decline of raptor populations in South Africa, emphasizing their vital ecological role as top predators and scavengers.
Editorial Staff about 1 month ago
New Study Emphasizes Terrain Complexity for Brush-Tailed Rock-Wallaby Survival
Research reveals that the complex habitats are vital for the survival of brush-tailed rock-wallabies, whose populations have been in decline for over a century due to various threats.
Editorial Staff about 2 months ago
Hermann's Tortoises Face Population Crisis on Golem Grad Island
On Golem Grad, North Macedonia, Hermann's tortoises are exhibiting troubling behaviors that threaten their own survival, leading to concerns of demographic decline.
Editorial Staff about 2 months ago