Cameras Capture Hedgehog Nightlife in UK Gardens

New research reveals hedgehogs thrive in UK gardens, drawn by food sources, showcasing their surprising prevalence.

BBC News

Historic Discovery of Mummified Cheetah in Arabia

Scientists have uncovered a 2000-year-old mummified cheetah in Saudi Arabia, marking a significant archaeological find.

Gizmodo.com

Wildlife Rehabilitation Efforts Release 11,000 Animals

In Türkiye, wildlife teams successfully rehabilitated and returned 11,000 animals to their natural habitats in 2025.

Hurriyet Daily News

Humpback Whales Win Underwater Photography Contest

A stunning photograph of synchronized humpback whales has clinched top honors in an underwater imaging competition.

PetaPixel

Kākāpō Parrots in New Zealand Breeding Again

Endangered kākāpō parrots are breeding for the first time in four years, potentially leading to a significant increase in chicks.

Live Science

Forest Loss Increases Mosquitoes' Human Blood Preference

Research indicates that mosquitoes are adapting to deforestation by shifting their feeding habits from wildlife to humans, raising disease risks.

Science Daily

Killer Elephant Rampages in India, Causing Deaths

A rogue elephant in India has killed 22 people in just ten days, creating chaos in local communities.

TMZ

Environmental Crisis as Outback Lake Faces Drying

An outback lake in Australia is set to dry up for the first time in over a century, threatening local wildlife.

ABC News (AU)

Climate Change Threatens Reptile Populations

A new report warns that climate change could lead to a 'sexpocalypse' among reptiles, disrupting their reproductive systems.

The Week Magazine

Human Impact on Wildlife Conservation in Tanzania

Trophy hunting and conservation efforts are increasingly scrutinized for their effects on local Maasai communities and wildlife.

DW (English)

Ancient Cheetah Mummies Offer Insights for Conservation

Seven mummified cheetahs discovered in Saudi Arabia may provide valuable information for future conservation efforts.

PEOPLE

First Ever High Seas Treaty Now in Effect

A groundbreaking UN agreement for the conservation of marine biodiversity in international waters has officially come into force.

New Scientist

Newly Discovered Frog Species Highlights Conservation Needs

The discovery of a tiny frog species in Brazil's endangered Atlantic Forest underscores the urgency of conservation efforts.

Naturalnews.com

Bald Eagles Show Remarkable Population Recovery

Estimates indicate over 70,000 bald eagles now thrive in North America, highlighting successful conservation initiatives.

Lifesciencesworld.com

Deforestation Drives Mosquitoes to Prefer Human Blood

A study reveals that deforestation in Brazil's Atlantic Forest is causing mosquitoes to increasingly target humans for blood.

Scientific American

Environmental Groups Alarmed by Government Plans

A successful conservation habitat in Sydney faces threats from government plans, raising concerns among environmentalists.

ABC News (AU)

Koala Population Boom Risks Starvation

A surge in koala numbers in South Australia could lead to starvation and increased mortality rates, according to researchers.

ABC News (AU)

US Withdrawal from Global Scientific Agencies Raises Concerns

The US is exiting key global scientific organizations, potentially jeopardizing biodiversity research and conservation efforts.

Nature.com

Illegal Wildlife Trade Surges in Australia

A recent study highlights the alarming rise in wildlife crimes in Australia, calling for urgent reforms.

The Conversation Africa