Collaborate Disseminate
A 25-year ban has been altered to allow the animal parts to be used in medical research and healing, despite the fact that both species are worse off now. Continue reading Tiger Bones and Rhino Horns Are No Longer Banned for Medicine in China
For brown bears, the fatter the better, because body fat means strong chances of winter survival. Continue reading It’s Big Boy Season: Vote for the Fattest Bear
A judge has overturned a controversial decision by the Trump administration to remove federal protections from Yellowstone’s iconic grizzly bears. Continue reading Yellowstone’s Grizzly Bears Reinstated as Endangered Species, Judge Rules
Nepal is one of 13 tiger-range countries striving to double the world’s tiger population by 2022. Continue reading The Tiger Population in Nepal Has Nearly Doubled Since 2009 Because Conservation Efforts Work
The young gray wolf travelled 369 km outside of its home range in 21 days. Continue reading A Lone Wolf Left Chernobyl’s Radioactive Exclusion Zone—Will Others Follow?
Scientists spray the fragrance on camera traps to attract jaguars for research. Continue reading Jaguars Literally Cannot Resist Calvin Klein’s ‘Obsession for Men’
Jaguars are increasingly isolated due to habitat fragmentation. Environmentalists, scientists, and locals are working to secure their free passage across over a dozen countries. Continue reading The ‘Path of the Jaguar’ Aims to Secure this Big Cat’s Enormous Range
There are two aged females left in the subspecies, but are infertile, meaning they are almost certainly doomed to extinction. Continue reading The World’s Last Male Northern White Rhino Has Died
There are two aged females left in the subspecies, but are infertile, meaning they are almost certainly doomed to extinction. Continue reading The World’s Last Male Northern White Rhino Has Died
In a new study, 60 percent of plans—spanning Canadian provinces and US states—lacked a scientific approach. Continue reading Most Hunt Management Plans Aren’t Based in Science