Tag Wildlife Protection

Britain Ranks Near Bottom in Global Nature Connection Study

A groundbreaking international study has revealed a concerning disconnect between people and nature across developed nations, with Britain ranking among the world’s least “nature-connected” countries. The comprehensive research, which surveyed 57,000 people across 61 nations, placed Britain at a disappointing…

Endangered Macaques Win Scientific Battle Despite Population Crisis

The long-tailed macaque faces a troubling paradox: while the species continues its slide toward extinction, it has scored a crucial victory for scientific integrity. In early October, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) upheld the macaque’s endangered status,…

This Week’s Most Stunning Wildlife Photos From Around the Globe

From the dense jungles of Asia to the rugged highlands of Scotland, this week’s collection of wildlife photography captures some of nature’s most remarkable moments and behaviors. These images showcase the incredible diversity of animal life on our planet and…

Scientists Race to Save Mauritius Corals Through Reproduction Study

Each October, the crystal-clear waters of Blue Bay in Mauritius transform into a spectacular pink wonderland as corals release millions of eggs and sperm in a synchronized spawning event. This natural phenomenon has now become the centerpiece of an ambitious…

Rich Neighborhoods Harbor More Wildlife—At a Cost to Environmenta…

A groundbreaking discovery in urban ecology reveals a troubling pattern: wealthy neighborhoods consistently support greater biodiversity than low-income areas, creating what researchers call the “luxury effect.” This phenomenon has far-reaching implications for both human health and environmental equity in cities…

Sharks Feed Near Popular Gold Coast Surf Spot in Rare Display

Marine wildlife enthusiasts and beachgoers witnessed an extraordinary natural spectacle this week when a large group of sharks was observed feeding close to shore at one of Australia’s most famous surfing destinations. The feeding frenzy occurred at Rainbow Bay on…

Personal Stories, Not Data, Drive Real Environmental Action

What transforms someone from a casual observer into a passionate environmental advocate? According to Mongabay founder Rhett Butler, it’s rarely statistics or scientific graphs that spark genuine concern for nature—it’s deeply personal moments of connection. Butler traces his own environmental…

Sri Lanka Court Delivers Historic 15-Year Sentence for Elephant Tra…

A Sri Lankan court has handed down the country’s harshest sentence ever for illegal elephant possession, signaling a major shift in wildlife protection enforcement. The Colombo High Court sentenced Samarappulige Niraj Roshan Fernando to 15 years in prison and fined…

Africa’s Iconic Hornbills Face ‘Terrifying’ Trade Threat

For millions of years, the distinctive calls of hornbills have filled Africa’s forests and savannas. These large, charismatic birds with their striking curved beaks once thrived across the continent’s diverse landscapes. But when ornithologist Nico Arcilla returned to West African…

Young Humpback Whale Dies in NSW Shark Net, First Fatal Case This Year

A tragic milestone has been reached in Australia’s ongoing struggle to balance marine safety with wildlife protection. A two-year-old humpback whale was found dead Tuesday after becoming fatally entangled in shark netting off the New South Wales coast, marking the…