Collaborate Disseminate
As well as the Fernandina tortoise, another “giant” species thought to be possibly extinct showed up this year—Wallace’s giant bee. Continue reading Giant Tortoise Feared Extinct Reappears After 113 Years
Between the loss of revenue and the lack of staff, important wildlife conservation work done by the National Park Service has been put in jeopardy. Continue reading The Government Shutdown Has Halted Wildlife Conservation and Research
A unique project turned students at schools around the world into citizen scientists. Continue reading Kid Scientists Capture Rare Footage of Endangered Animals on Camera Traps
“This is the third or fourth case of an eel in the nose that we have observed.” Continue reading Everything You Wanted to Know About This Monk Seal With an Eel in Its Nose
A new study published Friday in Nature Plants showed that 36 percent of critically endangered plants produce recalcitrant seeds, which can’t be preserved. Continue reading Seed Vaults Can’t Save a Third of Critically Endangered Plants
Both Canada and the US have failed to protect the endangered southern resident killer whale, whose population today is 74. Continue reading Our Efforts to Save the Whales May Be ‘Too Little, Too Late’
A case study in the unforeseen consequences of well-meaning attempts at wildlife conservation in the Pacific Northwest, so protective as to be counterproductive. Continue reading Oregon Wants to Kill More Endangered Sea Lions to Save Endangered Fish
Show yourself, thief. Continue reading Slippery Thief Makes Off With 363 Salamanders in Mysterious Heist
Wolverines may be critically threatened in the American Northwest. Continue reading Scientists Teamed Up With Microsoft to Make Wolverine-Luring Skunk Bombs
Wolverines may be critically threatened in the American Northwest. Continue reading Scientists Teamed Up With Microsoft to Make Wolverine-Luring Skunk Bombs