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

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

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

The dispute over the European otter continues as the Bavarian Administrative Court's ruling against regulations allowing for the culling of these protected animals is met with sharp criticism by the Bavarian Fishing Association.

A group of approximately 30 coatis entered a military environmental battalion in Passo Fundo, Brazil, to forage for peaches, highlighting their natural habitat dynamics rather than an invasion.

A new emergency room for wild birds in Warsaw provides specialized care for injured and sick birds.

Kangaroo Island Council is contemplating a complete ban on new pet cats as part of its ongoing efforts to eradicate feral cats from the island.

A puma found in a garage in Bauru, São Paulo, was safely released into the wild after being rescued by local authorities.

A sea lion was spotted in Maceió, Brazil, prompting conservationists to issue guidelines to prevent crowds from approaching it.

An elephant narrowly escapes a dangerous situation.

An elephant was spotted emerging from underneath a railway barrier in India, captivating onlookers.

The Environmental Board of Estonia has approved measures to deter cormorants in the Pärnu River to protect spawning fish, allowing the hunting of up to 200 cormorants until May 30.

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

A prosecutor in Sweden asserts that the evidence against TV personality Isak Dreyer and five others charged with illegal hunting is compelling, as they filmed their actions while hunting a bear and her cubs.

Two men in Kenya were arrested for illegally trafficking living insects, supposedly to meet the demands of ant collectors in Asia and Europe.

Farmers in Czechia are advocating for the shooting of wolves, otters, and ravens, highlighting ongoing tensions between wildlife conservation and agricultural interests.

A Chinese national and a Kenyan have been charged in a Nairobi court for allegedly engaging in the illegal trade of live ants, violating wildlife conservation laws.

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

A pink river dolphin was discovered in an urban canal in Belém, causing curiosity and concern among local residents and prompting a rescue effort.

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

A rare caracal was hunted down and burnt in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan, in a case that has drawn significant attention from the forest department and local authorities.

Czechs have contributed to the successful breeding of a rare Philippine eagle chick in the Philippines.

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 lynx was spotted crossing the road in northern Bohemia, leaving onlookers astonished by its size.

Botswana has introduced a spatial lion hunting quota to reduce human-lion conflicts by allowing the hunting of nine lions nationwide.

A rare bird discovered weak and exhausted in the Nový Jičín area has successfully been released back into its natural habitat.

A brown bear has been spotted in the Šimonys forest in Lithuania, observed by local hunters and shared as part of ongoing wildlife monitoring efforts.

Metsähallitus announces rewards for locating previously unknown nests of the bald eagle, with a focus on environmental protection and wildlife management.

A study suggests that hedgehogs may have discovered a new way of communicating, using high-frequency sounds beyond human hearing.

A man from Southern Norway and five others face up to four years in prison for illegally shooting a female bear and one of her cubs in Sweden in 2023.

The Finnish agency Metsähallitus offers a 100-euro reward for discovering unrecorded eagle nests.

A confrontation among jaguars belonging to the same family escalated from a tree to a river in the Pantanal region of Brazil.

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

An elephant caused significant damage to a Michelin-starred restaurant in Thailand during a nighttime visit that was recorded on camera.

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

A rehabilitated jaguar discovered wearing a dog collar in Roraima is being prepared for its return to the wild in Goiás after showing crucial wild behaviors.