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Rare black storks have returned to their nesting site, which is being observed through a camera.

The article discusses a local school project aimed at improving water quality in the Anyang-cheon river, where students actively participate in environmental conservation activities.

The Greek Plastics Industry Association emphasizes the crucial contributions of plastics in reducing drinking water losses and providing safe water access during World Water Day.

Feral ferrets have been successfully removed from Rathlin Island, Northern Ireland, marking a significant conservation victory for the island's seabird population.

The Nigerian Conservation Foundation has warned that Nigeria has lost nearly 90% of its forest cover in the past 30 years due to deforestation driven by illegal logging, agriculture, and urbanization.

Brazil is hosting the COP15 conference focused on the protection of migratory wildlife, where it will lead global negotiations for the next three years.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced an expansion of protected areas in the Pantanal and the creation of a new conservation unit in the Cerrado during the COP15 conference in Brazil.

President Lula has announced the expansion of conservation areas in the Pantanal during the opening of the UN COP15 summit.

Tourists captured video footage of two jaguars fighting over a carcass in the Pantanal region of Brazil.

The 'Pueblos y Paisajes 2026: Riding for Water Care' event in Sinaloa brought together over 2,500 cyclists to promote environmental awareness and social well-being.

New motorcycles have been introduced to enhance environmental monitoring in the conservation units of the Serrana, North Fluminense, Lakes Region, and Metropolitan areas of Rio de Janeiro.

The Defender Awards honored the NGO 'Salviamo l'Orso' with a two-year lease of a Land Rover Defender 110 for their conservation work.

Residents of the Primavera neighborhood in Ji-Paraná, Brazil, have transformed a sidewalk into a refuge for a family of owls, creating a unique shelter known as the 'Condomínio das Corujas.'

Authorities discovered 6,300 dead seahorses in Ecuador, highlighting the severe impact of wildlife trafficking on marine species survival.

The guitarfish, a unique species with features of both sharks and rays, faces an uncertain future as scientists and coastal communities strive to protect it.

The founder of Brazil's first elephant sanctuary, Scott Blais, challenges traditional zoo practices and advocates for alternative models of animal care.

Three wild European bison tragically died after being hit by a train in the UNESCO-listed Białowieża Forest in eastern Poland.

In a tragic incident, a train in eastern Poland struck and killed three European bison, as the animals wandered onto the tracks.

A Brazilian study reveals that the diminishing availability of prey is linked to the declining population of jaguars in the Atlantic Forest, warning about their potential extinction in the region.

A video captures the birth of an emu through artificial incubation at Gramadozoo in Southern Brazil, highlighting challenges and successes in breeding this species.

In celebration of World Water Day, Latvia's Nature Conservation Agency is organizing a hike in Rāzna National Park to highlight the importance of water ecosystems.

New images released on World Water Day reveal the presence of humpback whales, numerous dolphins, and a rare species of octopus along the coast of Rio de Janeiro, showcasing marine biodiversity and the importance of coastal conservation.

The Pantanal region in Brazil is hosting the UN COP15 summit to discuss the preservation of migratory species and their habitats.

An environmental education circuit in Itaipava has engaged locals and visitors through activities centered on nature conservation.

Nine black vultures have died in Dadia forest, Evros, due to suspected poisoning, marking a significant environmental crime.

The birth of the first black lion tamarin cub of 2026 at a conservation center in Araçoiaba da Serra, Brazil, marks a significant event for the survival of this critically endangered species.

Researchers in Argentina reveal significant changes in the population and distribution of sea lions in the San Jorge Gulf over centuries due to commercial hunting.

The Nigerian Conservation Foundation has raised alarm over the country's significant loss of forest cover, urging immediate action to combat deforestation as Nigeria has lost nearly 90% of its forests over the past 30 years.

A long-lost recording of a humpback whale song from 1949 may provide new insights into whale communication, according to researchers.

Three men in India have been arrested for killing a rare desert cat, the caracal, after a video of the incident circulated on social media.

Scientists recreated a real dinosaur nest to understand how they incubated their eggs, and researchers found a 60-year-old sea turtle in Espírito Santo, Brazil.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis enacted SB 302, prohibiting large-scale dredging in the Terra Ceia Aquatic Reserve and preventing the construction of a cruise terminal in Tampa Bay.

Campo Grande will host the 15th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (COP15/CMS) from March 23 to 29, 2026, organized by the United Nations.

Mongolia is highlighted for its unique and rare wildlife, featuring species such as the Pallas's cat, which is noted for its distinctive appearance and elusive nature.

Uganda reintroduces rhinos to Kidepo Valley National Park for the first time in 40 years after successful conservation efforts.

Several animals at a children's zoo in Estonia celebrated their birthdays last week, marking significant milestones.

Efforts are underway to save the critically endangered 'sad-eyed duck' in Europe, with successful breeding programs in captivity leading to reintroduction efforts in Italy and Portugal.

The article discusses famous individuals who have embraced a 'lazy' lifestyle, suggesting that their energy-saving mode may be a secret to their success.

Hospital São José in Brazil launched an internal initiative on World Water Day to promote responsible water use and prevent waste within the institution.

Uganda has reintroduced rhinos to Kidepo Valley National Park for the first time in nearly 40 years, marking a significant step in conservation efforts.

A new hiking trail in the Whitsundays is sparking a debate between tour operators and conservationists over the commercialization of tourism in national parks.

Argentina is actively collaborating to revive ecosystems through the translocation of animals from provinces where they are abundant to areas where they have become extinct or critically reduced.

The population of monarch butterflies in Mexico has seen a 64% increase this winter, giving hope for the conservation of the species.

127 rescued cheetahs are now safe in a sanctuary in Somaliland, survivors of the illegal wildlife trade that threatens their survival.

Conservation efforts in Rāzna National Park aim to create diverse ecosystems by selectively thinning conifer-dominated areas to promote the growth of hardwood species like oaks.

The article discusses a historical meeting at Schloss Gymnich in 1975, where the German government's approach to environmental policy was shifted towards growth and investment, rather than resource conservation.

Frog Day is celebrated worldwide, highlighting facts about the diverse species of frogs and their unique characteristics.

Around 130 cheetah cubs, rescued from the pet trade in the Gulf, are now being cared for in a sanctuary in Somaliland by the non-profit organization Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF).

A man was arrested at Nairobi Airport for attempting to smuggle nearly 2,000 African harvester ants, sparking discussion about the demand for these insects among enthusiasts.

The story of orphaned bear cubs in Bojnice Zoo has captivated thousands after the shooting of their mother, prompting zoo staff to manage public interest closely.