In Malaysia, warmer temperatures mean fewer male turtles, hurting conservation efforts
Sea turtle conservationists are concerned that uncontrolled global warming will feminise sea turtle hatchling populations.
Sat Jun 08 2024
'I'll kill you!': Mexico's nature defenders put lives on line
Despite the dangers of standing up to illegal loggers, fellow conservationists continue guarding the El Rosario monarch butterfly sanctuary.
Mon Feb 21 2022
World's smallest hog released into wild in India by conservationists
The programme looks after around 70 captive hogs and is breeding more to be released.
Mon Jun 28 2021
Biodiversity 'hot spots' devastated in warming world
The findings may impel conservationists to rethink how to best protect endangered wildlife.
Sat Apr 10 2021
Hong Kong pink dolphins enjoy comeback as pandemic slows marine traffic
Scientists remain deeply concerned about their long-term survival in one of the world's busiest sea lanes.
Fri Oct 16 2020
Taiwan plant hunters race to collect rare species before they're gone
In the forests and on remote offshore islands of Taiwan, a group of conservationists are racing to collect as many rare plant species as they can before they are lost to climate change.
Tue Sep 22 2020
Horny male seeks mate: Kenya's last northern white rhino joins Tinder
Conservationists are hoping that Sudan's Tinder profile will help them raise enough money for $9-million fertility treatment as all attempts at getting him to mate naturally have failed.
Wed Apr 26 2017
China's panda population is growing, and that's a problem
Although panda numbers are on the rise in China, they are facing a new threat: economic development.
Wed Mar 11 2015
Conservationists: Whale shark factory found in China
A factory which processes around 600 whale sharks annually has been found in southern China, a conservation group said.
Mon Jan 27 2014
Heat on Thailand as wildlife conference starts
Global conservationists will converge in Bangkok for the start of key endangered species talk on Sunday, as host Thailand faces pressure to curb rampant ivory smuggling through its territory.
Sun Mar 03 2013
Offspring for first captive-bred Philippine eagle
The first Philippine eagle bred in captivity has sired her first offspring, in what conservationists said Thursday was a small victory in efforts to save one of the world's rarest raptors.
Thu Feb 14 2013