Small Pets & Exotics
Rabbits, birds, reptiles, fish and other companion animals
Simple Solutions: Painting Wind Turbines Significantly Lowers Bird Fatalities
A straightforward approach—painting turbine blades—shows remarkable effectiveness in reducing bird fatalities near wind farms.
Decades of Cetacean Advocacy: An Insight into Paul Spong's Research Journey
Paul Spong's enduring commitment to whale research spans nearly six decades, impacting the understanding and conservation of orcas.
Arabian Sea Humpbacks: A Distinct Subspecies Facing Extinction Risk
Recent genetic studies indicate that Arabian Sea humpbacks are a unique subspecies, showing significant isolation and low genetic diversity, raising extinction concerns.
International Whaling Commission Maintains Moratorium on Commercial Whaling
The IWC voted down a resolution to revive commercial whaling, preserving a 40-year moratorium crucial for whale species recovery.
Concerns Rise After Death of Siberian Lab Worker, Prompting Quarantines
The death of a lab technician in Siberia from unknown pneumonia has sparked regional quarantines and raised international health concerns.
Rising Temperatures in Hong Kong Spark Urgent Calls for Worker Protection
As Hong Kong's heat intensifies, outdoor workers face heightened health risks, prompting urgent calls for stronger protective measures.
Threatened Maleo Birds Face New Danger from Illegal Wildlife Trade
The critically endangered Maleo bird is increasingly targeted by traffickers, compounding the threats to its dwindling population in Indonesia.
Mapping Nesting Habitats of the Philippine Eagle: Insights and Risks
A new study highlights critical nesting habitats of the Philippine eagle, revealing substantial overlap with mining concessions and habitat loss.
Tokyo Endures 35 Consecutive Rainy Days, Breaking Historical Record
Tokyo's relentless rain for 35 days sets a new record, influenced by climate factors like El Niño and stalled weather fronts.
Kiwi Return to Wellington: A Community and Iwi Collaboration After 150 Years
Over 250 kiwi have been successfully reintroduced to Wellington, thanks to collaborative efforts among iwi, community members, and landowners.
Historic Sea Turtle Nesting Occurs on California's West Coast
For the first time, sea turtle eggs have been discovered on California beaches, marking a significant milestone for wildlife conservation.
Sri Lanka's Herpetology Pioneer Inspires the Next Generation of Conservationists
Anslem de Silva, a key figure in Sri Lanka's herpetology, continues to mentor future conservationists while hosting the first World Congress on Snakes.
Leather Industry Addresses Reputation Challenges After EU Exemption from Deforestation Law
The leather industry seeks to reshape its negative image following the EU's exemption from deforestation regulations, as it faces scrutiny for regulatory inconsistencies.
Rethinking Community-driven Conservation as a Climate Strategy
Exploring the shift from individualism to community-based conservation as an effective strategy for climate action and resource management.
Growing Concerns Over the Trade of Africa's Smallest Crocodile Species
The African dwarf crocodile faces severe threats from bushmeat trade and habitat loss, signaling urgent conservation needs for this vulnerable species.
Exotic Pet Trade in India Heightens Zoonotic Disease Threats
The growth of the exotic pet trade in India significantly increases the risk of zoonotic disease transmission between animals and humans.
Urgent Call for Global Collaboration on Migratory Bird Conservation
Conservationists highlight the alarming decline of migratory birds, urging international cooperation to counter habitat loss and other threats.
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.
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.
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.