Saimaa Ringed Seal Dies in Savonlinna – Fourth Death in Fishing Net This Year
A young Saimaa ringed seal was found dead in a fishing net in Savonlinna, marking the fourth such death in Finland this year.
Australian wildlife in ‘harm’s way’ with volunteers left to ‘pick up the pieces’ amid climate crisis, fires and floods
Australia faces a biodiversity crisis as volunteers and advocates urge the government to implement stronger national protections for endangered species affected by climate disasters.
Fourth Saimaa Ringed Seal Died in Fishing Net
A fourth Saimaa ringed seal has died in a fishing net this year, according to Metsähallitus.
The golden frog, which was extinct due to a fungus, returns to nature
The golden frog, an endemic amphibian from Panama that has not been seen in the wild for almost two decades, has returned to nature following the release of captive-bred specimens.
Tourism is restricted in a river in Jalapão during the breeding period of a rare bird; understand
The Tocantins Nature Institute has imposed restrictions on tourism activities in the Rio Novo to protect the critically endangered diving duck species, Mergus octosetaceus, during its breeding season.
Bycatch and coastal development destroy habitat... The endangered species ‘harbor seal’ of March
The harbor seal has been designated as March's endangered species due to a decline in population attributed to bycatch and habitat destruction.
After more than 30 years extinct, rare Hawaiian snails reappeared
A species of tree snail, once thought extinct for over 30 years, has been successfully reintroduced into its natural habitat in Hawaii, marking a significant conservation milestone.
Black Lion Tamarin Day: population management boosts the genetic diversity of the species in the interior of SP
The Black Lion Tamarin Day celebrates efforts to boost genetic diversity through population management of this endangered species in São Paulo, Brazil.
Customs Zone D seizes smuggled 15,300 litres of petrol, car, pangolins
The Nigeria Customs Service intercepted smuggled goods, including petrol, a vehicle, and endangered pangolins, with a total duty-paid value of over N52.6 million.
Gray Dolphins in Danger: How Pollution and Ports Trap the Symbolic Species of Rio de Janeiro
The gray dolphin, a symbol of Rio de Janeiro, is endangered due to pollution and port developments in the Sepetiba Bay area.
Creation of Mini-Testes from Stem Cells in a Test Tube, Mice Experiments by Osaka University and Others
Researchers from Osaka University and Yokohama City University successfully created mini-testes from ES cells in laboratory conditions, paving the way for advancements in infertility treatment and conservation of endangered species.
95 hatchlings of the world's largest turtle born on the beaches of Manabí
Ninety-five hatchlings of the world's largest and most endangered turtle species have successfully emerged on the beaches of Manabí, Ecuador.
Collectible Cards, a Proposal for Children to Learn to Protect Native Animals
The article discusses a new initiative by Clarin and Fundación Vida Silvestre to educate children about endangered native animals in Argentina through collectible cards.
Kazakhstan plants thousands of trees for endangered species
Kazakhstan has launched a massive tree planting program aimed at conserving an endangered species, the Caspian tiger.
Dolphins Contaminated by Electronics. 'This is a Warning Signal'
Chemicals from electronic devices have been discovered in endangered dolphin species in the South China Sea, highlighting serious environmental issues related to e-waste.
Police: Mass Death of Freshwater Pearls Causes Million-Euro Damage
A police report reveals significant damage caused to an endangered freshwater pearl mussel population at a logging site owned by Stora Enso in Suomussalmi, Finland, with a financial impact estimated at nearly two million euros.
"Sprinter Trees" Threaten Forests Worldwide. Warning from Experts
Experts warn that unique tree species are particularly endangered due to transformations occurring in global forests.
What's happening with lectures in Munich?: Man as a Universal Scholar and Endangered Species
Michael Martin, a nature photographer and adventurer, will present a multi-vision show in Munich highlighting Earth's landscapes and cultures on March 15.
Body of Sperm Whale Found on Israel's Coast... Buried There
A rare and endangered sperm whale was recently found dead on Israel's Zikim Beach, highlighting the species' vulnerability and rarity in the area.
Ontario property owner and contractor fined $157K for damaging threatened bird habitat
A property owner and contractor in Ontario have been fined for damaging the habitat of threatened chimney swifts during demolition work.
‘Head over hooves’: Toronto Zoo announces birth of calf from endangered giraffe species
The Toronto Zoo announced the birth of a female Masai giraffe calf, an endangered species, celebrating a successful delivery and the health of both mother and calf.
High-tech for MP Forest Department, now the path of vultures will be known via satellite
The Madhya Pradesh government has released five endangered vultures back into the wild, equipped with GPS tags for tracking their movements through satellite technology.
Africa: Can African Penguins Be Brought Back From the Brink? Better Designed No-Fishing Zones Could Help
The African penguin, now critically endangered, faces extinction due to food scarcity, climate change, and pollution, but improved no-fishing zones may aid its recovery.
Old Animals and Few Young - The Difficult Problem of Zoos
Zoos are facing a pressing issue with aging animals living longer but producing fewer offspring, complicating conservation efforts for endangered species.
On International Bear Day, three rescued Andean bear cubs raise awareness about the species' status in Ecuador
Three rescued Andean bear cubs highlight the endangered status of their species in Ecuador.
When Science Loses to Politics
The opposition of several Spanish autonomous communities to classify the European eel as an endangered species highlights failures in biodiversity governance in Spain.
16 Hermann tortoises found with a private individual in Corsica: gendarmes affirm that 'protecting biodiversity also means enforcing the law'
Sixteen Hermann tortoises, an endangered species, were discovered in the possession of a private individual in Corsica, prompting an investigation by local gendarmes.
You pay for corvina, you eat shark: study reveals fraud in Sierra markets; even endangered species are sold
A study from the San Francisco de Quito University reveals that consumers in the Sierra region of Ecuador are often sold shark instead of the corvina fish they pay for, with some areas having a substitution rate as high as 78%.
Parana researcher is a finalist for the 'Oscar of conservation' for a project that protects marine fauna in partnership with traditional communities
Brazilian marine biologist Camila Domit is a finalist for the Whitley Awards 2026 for her conservation work with endangered dolphin species.
New Zealand bug of the year: moth named Avatar after mining threat crowned winner
The critically endangered Avatar moth has been voted New Zealand's bug of the year, highlighting its plight amid proposed mining activities threatening its habitat.
At risk of extinction, rare fish of 1.20 m is recorded on the coast of Alagoas; VIDEO
A critically endangered fish species, the Epinephelus itajara, was observed during a scientific dive in Coruripe, Alagoas, Brazil.
Males' Persistent Mating Attempts Lead to ‘Extinction’ Crisis: The Tragedy of Female Turtles on an Isolated Island
Male Hermann turtles are overwhelming the female population, leading to serious implications for their survival on a remote island in North Macedonia.
Potential rugby development in suburban Sydney sparks clash with protesters
Protesters have formed a picket line in Sydney's Hills district to oppose the development of rugby fields, claiming environmental concerns over endangered species.
Small 43-centimeter bird threatened with extinction rescued in SC; VIDEO
A small endangered bird, the Grazina-de-barriga-branca, was rescued in Balneário Arroio do Silva, Santa Catarina, after being found weak and having difficulty moving.
The autonomous regions reject the Government's proposal to protect the eel despite being in critical danger
The autonomous regions in Spain have rejected a government proposal to protect the European eel, which remains critically endangered.
Photos: Thousands of Rare Endangered Species. Frost Destroys Kyiv Garden
Severe frost has caused significant damage to a garden in Kyiv that houses thousands of endangered species.
Meet the axolotls: the exotic and endangered Mexican species finds a home in RS after rescue from trafficking
Axolotls, a Mexican species known for their unique regenerative abilities, have been rescued from animal trafficking and now find a safe habitat in Brazil's Rio Grande do Sul.
The Government and the communities clash over the ban on eel fishing
The Spanish government faces opposition from autonomous communities regarding a proposed ban on fishing the European eel and its juvenile, the eel.
Unique breeding in Ostrava. The longest monitor lizards in the world have hatched.
A unique breeding event of the world's longest monitor lizards has taken place in Ostrava, Czechia.
Salmon farming still poses 'catastrophic' risk to endangered ray
A recent report indicates that Maugean skate, an endangered species, faces severe threats from salmon farming despite uncertain population estimates and research methods.
Inside show where Brits can buy hunting holidays with special offers to slaughter animals
The Great British Shooting Show in Birmingham features packages for hunting trips that offer controversial opportunities to hunt endangered species.
The Otter's Struggles Amid Accusations of Being a Harmful Animal
A debate has arisen in South Korea over the sighting of endangered otters in urban rivers, with some fishermen calling them harmful, while experts argue for their protection.
Ocotlán councilor Silvia Villaruel resigns after scandal involving possession of spider monkey
Silvia Villaruel, a councilor from Ocotlán, Mexico, resigned following public backlash related to her possession of an endangered spider monkey.
Mountain lions gain protection under California’s Endangered Species Act
California's fish and game commission has voted to protect over 1,400 mountain lions under the state's Endangered Species Act.
A fox thought to be extinct for 16 years: The ghost fox that scientists are tracking
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife has successfully tracked a rare Sierra Nevada Red Fox for the first time, marking a significant milestone for conservation biology.
Federal Police seizes 1.5 tons of shark fins in Bahia
Brazil's Federal Police seized 1.5 tons of shark fins, including from endangered species, in Bahia during a joint operation targeting illegal activities.
‘We are hopeful’: small signs of recovery for Scotland’s rare capercaillie bird
There are positive signs for the recovery of Scotland's rare capercaillie bird, with its population increasing by 50% in recent years.
Maugean skate's endangered status not changing, environment minister says
Australia's Environment Minister Murray Watt has decided to keep the Maugean skate listed as endangered despite public calls to elevate its status to critically endangered.
Intense Headbutting of Male Deer... Even During the Lunar New Year Holiday, Nature is Busy
A rare video has been released showcasing the daily lives of endangered wild animals, including male deer engaging in intense battles, as well as other wildlife nursing their young.
How a centuries-old technique is helping save a dying seagrass species
Marine biologists are collaborating with boat owners in Sydney Harbour to use innovative mooring techniques to preserve the endangered seagrass species Posidonia australis.