Siekopai women in the Ecuadorian Amazon are using traditional knowledge and technology to help vulnerable charapa turtles. Efforts combat threats from hunting, egg harvesting, pollution, and environmental changes.
Integrating Indigenous and local community knowledge into tree seed propagation can significantly improve the survival and resilience of forest restoration projects, particularly in Southeast Asia.
The Starmus Festival has created the Jane Goodall Earth Medal, with Christiana Figueres selected as the inaugural recipient for her climate agreement work. The medal honors the late conservationist.
A long-term study in Canberra's Botanic Gardens reveals a rapid decline in superb fairywrens, with climate change cited as an impact factor. Researchers express concern for the iconic bird's future.
High-resolution satellite imagery allows scientists to identify whale species and spot strandings in remote areas, improving mortality data collection and monitoring efforts.
The H5N1 bird flu is affecting wild birds and marine mammals along southern Australia's coast, with experts predicting further inland spread and impacts on vulnerable species.
Human-leopard encounters are escalating in western Uttar Pradesh, with sugarcane fields and riverine vegetation creating shared spaces. The removal of individual leopards has not resolved the underlying landscape conditions.
Himachal Pradesh's program to boost wool production by crossbreeding indigenous sheep with Australian Merino sheep faces concerns about health, traditional practices, and potential loss of local breeds.
Australia has four years to meet a global biodiversity promise: Protect 30% of its land and seas by 2030. How it achieves this goal is crucial for the success of the world's most ambitious conservation commitment.
Thirteen white-lipped peccaries were transported by boat from the Osa Peninsula to Piedras Blancas National Park in Costa Rica. The species had been absent from the park for approximately 18 years.