Kenya’s Largest Rhino Relocation: 21 Black Rhinos Return to Historic Plateau
Kenya celebrates a major conservation milestone as 21 endangered eastern black rhinos are relocated to a historic plateau, marking the largest move of its kind.
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Wild Asian Elephants Celebrate Family Reunion Dinner in Yunnan
25 wild Asian elephants enjoyed a ‘family reunion dinner’ at a specially built canteen in Pu’er City, Yunnan, showcasing China’s dedication to wildlife conservation.
Conservationist Huang Cheng Celebrates Spring Festival Protecting Endangered Turtles
Huang Cheng dedicated this Spring Festival to protecting green sea turtles on Hainan’s Qilianyu Islands, with his family by his side.
UN Report: Migratory Species Face Critical Declines Worldwide
A UN report warns that one in five migratory species is threatened with extinction and 44% are declining, highlighting urgent conservation needs.
Kenya Relocates Endangered Black Rhinos to Safer Habitats
Easing the threat of poaching, Kenya Wildlife Service relocates endangered black rhinos to safer, less populated habitats in a bid to protect these majestic creatures.
Hainan Commits to Restore 30% of Degraded Ecosystems by 2030
Hainan, China’s tropical island province, launches its first biodiversity conservation strategy aiming to restore 30% of degraded ecosystems by 2030, ensuring coastal retention and comprehensive monitoring.
Bears Encroach on Herders’ Homes in Northwest China: Seeking Solutions
Explore the rising issue of bears encroaching on herders’ homes in northwest China, as locals like Jamyang seek effective solutions.
Deadly Wildfire Ravages Chile’s Iconic Botanical Garden
A devastating wildfire has engulfed Chile’s national botanical garden in Viña del Mar, destroying 98% of its 1,000-acre conservation hub and claiming over 123 lives.
Curious Panda Cub Explores Enclosure at Chengdu Research Base
A playful panda cub at Chengdu Research Base showcases natural curiosity while researchers continue vital conservation efforts for endangered species.
Brazilian Farmers Innovate to Coexist with Jaguars in Pantanal
Brazilian farmers in the Pantanal Wetland are adopting innovative methods to mitigate conflicts with jaguars, striving for harmonious coexistence between agriculture and wildlife.