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

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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).

The article discusses the successful efforts to rescue critically endangered owls in the Czech Republic through unique animal matchmaking.

A Saimaa ringed seal has died in a gill net in Finland, marking the fifth such incident this year as reported by Metsähallitus.

The Chester Zoo in England announced the birth of a Roloway monkey named Lagertha, whose mother, Masaya, has a remarkable recovery story after complex surgery.

A rare pygmy hippo was born at the Gdansk Zoo in Poland as part of a conservation effort for the endangered species.

Nyíregyháza Zoo in Hungary conducts a routine health check on spurred tortoises, highlighting the species' vulnerable status and the importance of conservation efforts.

A Humming Challenge is underway in the Fürstenfeldbruck district to collect data on bumblebee populations using a smartphone app, aimed at aiding species protection efforts.

A young South Sea dolphin named 'Ssan-dori' has freed itself from a discarded fishing net after being trapped for 87 days.

The COP15 conference in Brazil is focusing on the protection of migratory species, highlighting several endangered animals from the Pantanal region.

The Nature Conservation Union in Bavaria is calling for reports of sightings of the endangered garden dormouse as spring approaches.

Argentina is home to seven remarkable species that enhance its natural landscapes.

The Bioparque Pantanal in Campo Grande has achieved a historic milestone in aquatic species conservation by reproducing 100 different species in a controlled setting, making it the largest live genetic bank of freshwater organisms in the world.

Campo Grande is set to 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.

Chilean President José Antonio Kast's ultraconservative administration has suspended 43 environmental decrees aimed at regulating emissions and protecting endangered species.

Farmers and environmental groups in Australia have formed a new alliance to combat invasive species affecting biodiversity and agricultural productivity ahead of the Victorian election.

A Swedish court has approved a licensed lynx hunt despite previous restrictions due to concerns over the species' population recovery.

A rare pygmy hippo has been born at the Gdańsk zoo in Poland as part of a conservation program aimed at protecting this endangered species.

A small snail is causing significant controversy in Munich, with political figures questioning the legitimacy of its conservation status.

This article discusses the ecological restoration of Estonian wetlands and highlights the return of key bird species supported by habitat recovery efforts.

The release of two Iberian lynxes, Windtail and Winx, in Aragón marks a significant step in the species' recovery in northeastern Spain, allowing potential expansion into the Ebro valley.

Argentina inaugurates its first turtle rescue center in Córdoba, emphasizing its critical importance for the species and ecological balance.

A female pygmy hippo has been born at the Gdansk Zoo in Poland as part of a breeding and conservation program.

The Environment Ministry of Japan has revised its Red List of endangered species, showing decreased extinction risks for the Japanese crane and the crested ibis during conservation efforts, while adding new endangered species like the Japanese pond turtle.

A giant sand toad was discovered in Piriápolis, Maldonado, surprising experts with its size, as typical specimens of this species measure up to 12 centimeters.

Three new species of rock monitor lizards have been discovered in Far North Queensland, marking a significant finding in evolutionary biology.

A study suggests that the degradation of tropical dry forests disrupts the ecological role of scavenger vertebrate communities in Ecuador.

Wikiri Sapoparque in Ecuador is a sanctuary for 70 species of frogs and toads, emphasizing the country's rich biodiversity and the medicinal properties found in these amphibians.

Israel plays a crucial role as a migratory corridor for numerous species of birds, particularly white storks, which take a rest here during their journey from Africa to breeding grounds in Europe and West Asia.

The Military Police in Brazil arrested 13 individuals for trafficking wild birds and seized 175 birds, including endangered species, during an operation.

Proposed shark nets for a new €100 million Club Med resort in South Africa may endanger local marine species, prompting calls for an environmental impact assessment.

This article explores the unique and creative practices of wildlife veterinarians in Brazil who care for various species, highlighting their unconventional methods.

A unique issue affecting the mating of the only flightless parrot has been identified, which may play a critical role in efforts to save the species.

A lethargic sea turtle, categorized as endangered, was found stranded on the Texas coast, prompting rescue efforts by the Gulf Center for Sea Turtle Research.

The article discusses the importance of conserving giant panda habitats as the species remains endangered despite population recovery efforts.

A study identifies 75 species of herpetofauna in the Ecuadorian Amazon, highlighting the biological richness and conservation value of the region.

Scientists have rediscovered two species of small marsupials believed extinct for 6,000 years in West Papua, Indonesia.

Scientists in Western New Guinea have discovered two species of marsupials that were believed to have been extinct for over 6000 years.