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Kerala to airlift critically ill elephant calf Maya to Vantara for specialised treatment
Published 2 days ago
Vantara brings the world's wildlife community to Jamnagar for EARAZA Annual Conference 2026
Updated 5 days ago
Satellite collars let forest officials track tigers and cheetahs, but not in real time
Updated 5 days ago
Nest of England's rarest ant species stolen from UK nature reserve, police launch investigation
Published 5 days ago
From world's third-highest peak to beautiful monastery: Inside Khangchendzonga National Park
Published 8 days ago
In the 1950s, the US began importing pet caimans; now they may be competing with native crocodilians
Published 10 days ago
Captive elephants in processions: The law, the cases and the robotic alternative
Published 10 days ago
19-month-old cheetah dies of gunshot injuries in Kuno National Park; pellets extracted from body
Updated 12 days ago
Adani power project gets nod, threatens 5,152 trees in Maharashtra's tiger corridor
Updated 12 days ago
Cats wiped out a flightless bird on Picard; then 18 returned, and by 2012, there were nearly 3,000
Published 16 days ago
In 2021, Ted Turner turned nearly 80,000 acres of prairie into a classroom for wetlands and bison
Published 19 days ago
In 1989, Ted Turner bought 113,000 Montana acres, and bison, wolves, and bears now roam it
Published 21 days ago
The whale in Whalefall could technically swallow a person. There’s no record one ever has
Published 22 days ago
In world first, injured hornbill gets 3D-printed upper and lower beak prostheses at Amsterdam zoo
Published 22 days ago
In 1904, a British duke sent 6 tahr to New Zealand for hunters; now tens of thousands roam its Alps
Published 22 days ago
In 1927, Wisconsin moved to restore Horicon Marsh, and it now draws huge flocks of geese each fall
Published 22 days ago
In 2016, Ed Sheeran bought a ploughed field; now it has a pond, a meadow and 14,000 trees
Published 22 days ago
In 1951, 18 pairs of a seabird thought extinct for 300 years were found; now there are 165 pairs
Published 23 days ago
In 1989, ship rats left just 29 kākerōri on Rarotonga; decades of baiting brought back at least 618
Published 23 days ago
In the 1970s, fewer than 30 Lord Howe woodhens remained; now at least 1,638 roam the island
Published 23 days ago
Foxes nearly wiped out the Aleutian cackling goose; by 1967, only 790 remained, now about 215,000
Published 23 days ago
In the 1900s, goats damaged Española Island as giant tortoises fell to 15; today, 2,300 roam again
Published 24 days ago
In 1988, a farmer walked away from his land; decades later, it is a haven for rare birds and bats
Published 24 days ago
In 2004, the Irwins opened a wildlife hospital in a shed; by 2024, over 136,000 animals had come in
Published 25 days ago
Beach Boys co-founder Mike Love put six acres around his Lake Tahoe home into conservation
Published 25 days ago
