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Conservation is bringing species back. Governments must help those gains last

  An old elephant can remember where to find water when the usual pools have dried. Her death leaves the herd with fewer ways to survive a drought. As elephants travel, they also c...

Fact Sheet: Climate Change and Wildlife Conservation

This TWS fact sheet covers the issue of climate change as it relates to impacts on wildlife science, wildlife conservation, and wildlife professionals. The post Fact Sheet: Climate...

Union Environment Minister inaugurates WWF Global Conservation Conference at Jaipur (Rajasthan)

Union Environment Minister inaugurates WWF Global Conservation Conference at Jaipur (Rajasthan)Shri Bhupender Yadav calls for Global Action on Conservation and Coexistence by Invol...

The Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies Renews Sikes Act MOU

The Association of Fish & Wildlife Agencies renewed its partnership with the Department of War and USFWS to strengthen conservation on military installations. The Sikes Act MOU...

Wildlife charity's Dorset purchase became a National Nature Reserve

Conserving biodiversity may be an easier sell than climate action

Japanese survey finds that policies focusing on conservation may garner more support than climate policies The post Conserving biodiversity may be an easier sell than climate actio...

IUCN’s Madhu Rao on the world’s protected areas: Progress, pressures and the race to 2030

A park ranger in the Democratic Republic of Congo survived an ambush that killed colleagues. In Cambodia, mines and dams are pressing against land set aside for wildlife. In the Am...

The World May Be Much Closer to a Major Conservation Goal Than Scientists Thought

The world may be closer to its 30% land conservation goal, but gaps in grassland and shrubland protection show why acreage alone cannot safeguard wildlife. Some areas that support...

Nigeria’s parks chief stresses conservation gains amid struggle to protect wildlife

Nigeria has scored a significant conservation victory with the closure of a major illegal gold mine near Gashaka-Gumti National Park, the country’s largest national park, according...

Good news for nature: Recent wildlife and conservation updates

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NYCW 2026 | Every Degree Matters: Why biodiversity conservation depends on climate action

Rapid biodiversity loss and accelerating climate change are connected crises. Under the worst case scenarios for greenhouse gas emissions in the 21st century, up to 30 percent of w...

What happens to protected areas when they lose flagship species?

How a legacy of funding and conservation efforts can continue to help wildlife The post What happens to protected areas when they lose flagship species? appeared first on The Wild...

Shri Bhupender Yadav reviews progress of Great Indian Bustard Conservation, Grassland Restoration and Project Cheetah at...

 Shri Bhupender Yadav reviews progress of Great Indian Bustard Conservation, Grassland Restoration and Project Cheetah at Bhuj; Releases Gujarat Action Plan for GIB ConservationCon...

How Kentucky protected a vast elk landscape

Kentucky hunters faced uncertainty with temporary land access agreements. A new conservation partnership secured permanent public access to a large elk hunting area. This agreement...

Wildlife tourism needs to look beyond the tiger, Says Gajendra Singh Rathore

India’s wildlife tourism is seeing growing interest, but Gajendra Singh Rathore believes the next phase must focus on spreading visitors more thoughtfully, understanding forests be...

Wildlife Protection Department organizes UT-level inaugural function of Wildlife Week 2026 at SKUAST-K Shalimar

SRINAGAR : The J&K Wildlife Protection Department today, organized the UT-level inaugural function of Wildlife Week 2026 at Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences a...

Can countries deliver on a deal to save the world’s plants and animals?

Four years ago nearly every government on Earth agreed to protect nature. Now, as countries gather for Cop17, the pressure is on to follow through on those commitmentsCop17 at a gl...

Mozambique safari operator wins conservation award at COP17

YEREVAN, Armenia — A Mozambican safari operator credited with helping restore wildlife populations in Mozambique’s Zambezi Delta, has won the 2026 Markhor Award, which recognizes c...

Wolves and Wild Places: Two Federal Actions Test U.S. Conservation Policy

Federal actions targeting wolf protections and roadless national forests could reshape U.S. conservation policy, raising a larger question about the relationship between protecting...

When conservation becomes a burden for local communities

As Tanzania earns billions of shillings from growing tourist numbers and successful wildlife conservation, communities living around protected areas in Serengeti District, Mara Reg...

A Wyoming-to-Canada wildlife project has supported 204 crossings and helped protect 59 million acres

A conservation project connecting wild habitats from Wyoming to Canada's Yukon is a finalist for Prince William's Earthshot Prize. The Yellowstone to Yukon initiative protects 59...

Yellowstone-to-Yukon project builds 204 crossings, saves 24M hectares

The Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative is proudly nominated for Prince William's Earthshot Prize in 2026. This groundbreaking effort aims to reinstate a vital 3,400-kilom...

Why Africa’s wildlife statistics matter in the fight against biodiversity loss

The post Why Africa’s wildlife statistics matter in the fight against biodiversity loss appeared first on Getaway Magazine.

Wildlife charity analyses green space by recording mammal sightings

Wildlife charity People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) is urging volunteers across the UK to record sightings of wild mammals in green spaces in its Living with Mammals surv...