Rewilding

New ‘conservation deed’ aims to protect tree kangaroos, forests, people in Papua New Guinea

Tree kangaroo numbers have tripled after 266 leaders signed a deed protecting their mountain home.

Forest floors reveal overlooked seed dispersers: Slugs, beetles and crabs spread viable seeds

A single crab can disperse over 1,000 seeds in one night — the hidden gardeners of our forests.

Higher river discharge helps young salmon

50% of young salmon reached the sea when rivers ran high, but only 6% made it during low flow.

Why Reintroducing Jaguars Could Change the Forest - Animals Around The Globe

Jaguars lost from 50% of their range could transform forests if reintroduced

How rescued orangutans are rebuilding a new wild population in Sumatra

Nearly 200 rescued orangutans are now thriving in a Sumatra reserve where none existed 15 years ago.

Indigenous territory maintains ecological stability amid agricultural expansion in the Brazilian savanna

Indigenous land in Brazil stayed wild for 40 years while surrounding areas lost almost all native

Former WWII test site at Great Barrier Reef's Fairfax Islands returns to health - ABC News

Coral has recolonized bomb craters on Fairfax Islands, 50+ years after WWII bombing ended.

Koalas survived a devastating population crash and their DNA is bouncing back | ScienceDaily

Despite near-extinction, Australia's koalas are slowly rebuilding their lost genetic diversity.

New Zealand is investing $202 million in a mega-operation aimed at restoring three islands destroyed by invasive species, with the help of Maori natives - The Times of India

New Zealand is spending NZ $202 million to clear invasive species from islands 4 to 15 times larger

After decades of drought, water is returning to the south of the Sahara Desert as ancient farming techniques and the Great Green Wall breathe new life into the Sahel | - The Times of India

Degraded land that lost 80% of rainwater now holds it again thanks to revived ancient farming

Sri Lanka prepares for impending El Niño with traditional and new approaches

80% probability of strong El Nino prompts Sri Lanka to mobilize government response.

New research: Wetlands are crucial food baskets for NZ's native eels

Restoring wetlands could help endangered New Zealand eels produce millions more eggs by giving them

Central African Republic’s Dzanga-Sangha tests the promise of wildlife tourism

Despite conflict nearby, 800 tourists visited one remote national park in 2025, funding local

Listening offers a clearer picture of India’s hidden finless porpoises

Scientists can now hear porpoises humans cannot see.

Wind farms join bottom trawlers and oil rigs in a protected North Sea sandbank

Dutch court rules bottom trawlers must get permits to fish in protected Dogger Bank area, a major

Researchers find ‘priority zones’ for yellow fever vaccination of golden lion tamarins

30% of Brazil's endangered golden lion tamarins died in a 2017-19 yellow fever outbreak, but

This Alligator-Rich Swamp in the American South Just Joined the UNESCO World Heritage List, Along With the Home of the Greek Gods

Alligator swamp wins UNESCO World Heritage protection.

Oyster Heaven: Bringing Europe’s oyster reefs back to life

3.8 million oysters deployed to build Europe's largest restored reef.

Two Arctic charr populations evolved in less than a century, study finds

Two fish populations became genetically different in under 100 years.

In wine country, barn owls offer eco-friendly alternative for rodent control

One owl family eats up to 4,000 vineyard rodents yearly.