Once thought gone, the endangered Asiatic wild dog has returned to Assam’s forests. This rediscovery offers fresh hope for ...

Following the final notification declaring a 423.7 sq km area around Kappatagudda Wildlife Sanctuary as an eco sensitive zone ...

Sri Lanka’s wildlife conservation is teetering on the brink of collapse due to systemic neglect, mismanagement, and a ...

Swiftly rising floodwaters in Texas have killed at least four people and left communities reeling as the search continues for ...

With the support of IFAW and ZimParks, government is taking proactive measures to protect the country’s natural resources and ...

Step into the enchanting world of Animals and WIldlife in Quebec! Quebec boasts an incredible wealth of wildlife, and as a visitor, you’re in for a wild treat. Prepare to embark on an adventure where ...

Reducing human disruptions in Antarctic Antarctica is never completely silent—storms, cracking ice, and animal colonies naturally create sound. But unnecessary human noise is avoidable.

Around the world, nations are facing the challenges of human-wildlife conflict. In India, nearly 500,000 families each year lose crops to elephants.

Human-to-human transmission, however, has not yet been reported, but its risk is increasing daily. Today, H5N1 has arrived on almost all continents, including the pristine Antarctica.

Bundi (Rajasthan): The National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) created the country's first dedicated wildlife corridor on a national highway in a groundbreaking initiative blending infrastructure ...