Countries Commit to Sustainable Management for Pacific Bluefin Tuna
The IATTC has implemented a long-term strategy for Pacific bluefin tuna, marking a significant step in its recovery, though other species remain unaddressed.
Reviving Indigenous Vocabulary: New Insights into Colombia’s Dragonflies
Researchers in Colombia are uncovering nearly 120 dragonfly species while collaborating with Indigenous communities to enrich their biological lexicon.
Zambian Wild Dogs Set Record for Longest Mammal Dispersal in Africa
Three male wild dogs in Zambia traveled over 4,000 kilometers, highlighting their vital role in connecting ecosystems across Southern Africa.
Economic Gains from Biodiversity Corridors in Vietnam's Annamite Mountains
Research reveals that biodiversity corridors in Vietnam's Annamite mountains enhance household incomes despite restrictions on forest resource access.
The Impact of Urban Development on Marine Life: A Clownfish's Struggle
Decades of urban expansion threaten marine ecosystems, as evidenced by the heartbreaking case of a clownfish family at risk in Singapore.
Rachel Ikemeh Earns 2026 Rolex Award for Conservation of Niger Delta's Red Colobus Monkey
Rachel Ikemeh's community-driven conservation efforts in Nigeria's Niger Delta have led to a successful revival of the critically endangered red colobus monkey.
Exploring Sustainable Gold Mining Initiatives in Peru's Amazon
A new artisanal mining project in Peru aims to produce "clean gold" using mercury-free methods while facing significant environmental and social challenges.
Javan Rhinos Remain Safe Amid Anak Krakatau Eruption, But Habitat Risks Persist
The eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau hasn't harmed Javan rhinos, but their limited habitat raises ongoing concerns for their survival.
Balancing Offshore Wind Energy with Marine Conservation Challenges
As offshore wind farms expand, a delicate balance between renewable energy benefits and marine ecosystem protection emerges.
Inland River Sharks and Rays: Unseen Species at Risk of Extinction
New findings from India's Vashishti River highlight the urgent need for conservation of lesser-known inland sharks and rays facing extinction.
Gambian Farmers Face Crisis as Saltwater Intrusion Devastates Rice Fields
Gambian farmers confront severe challenges as saltwater invades rice fields, forcing a shift in their traditional practices and retreat inland.
Intensified Wildfires in South Borneo Threaten Children's Health Amid El Niño Conditions
El Niño is exacerbating wildfires in South Borneo, putting children's health at risk as communities struggle to combat flames threatening their homes.
Fisherwoman Reintroduces Rare Spinach Pipefish to Science After 40-Year Absence
Helen Asu rediscovered the spinach pipefish, lost to science since 1985, during a fishing expedition in Papua New Guinea's Sepik River region.
U.S. Paper Industry Fights EU's Anti-Deforestation Law Amid Heightened Lobbying Efforts
The American paper sector is intensely lobbying to soften the EU's new anti-deforestation law, which may impact trade relations and environmental standards.
Historic Births Mark the Return of Przewalski’s Horses to Kazakhstan
Two wild Przewalski’s horse foals born in Kazakhstan represent a significant step in the species' reintroduction after over 200 years.