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In 1995 New Zealand's kākāpō recovery programme began with 51 birds, 20 of them females; on 1 September 2026 DOC added 90 chicks from one season, lifting the official count to 325
1+ hour, 56+ min ago (141+ words) In 1995, the entire known kākāpō population fit into a single ledger line: 51 birds, 31 males and 20 females, spread across offshore islands where...
An American tech millionaire signed a 20-year deal to restore a Mozambican national park where civil war had wiped out about 95 percent of the large animals — two decades and tens of millions of dollars later, aerial counts have passed 100,000 large mammals
3+ hour, 28+ min ago (283+ words) What was written off as a wasteland has become a test case for whether enough money and vision can restore an ecosystem to its former abundance. Published September 13, 2026 · How we edit The first survey planes to fly over Gorongosa National…...
Australia brought digging mammals back to an 8,000-hectare sanctuary; 8 years later, scientists found they had reshaped underground insect communities
4+ day, 9+ hour ago (502+ words) Australia’s effort to bring digging mammals back to an 8,000-hectare wildlife sanctuary has produced changes below the surface. Researchers studying Scotia Sanctuary in south-eastern Australia found that 8 years after reintroduced mammals were given access to areas, the communities of insects…...
Why City Life May Reshape How Animals Learn From Each Other
10+ hour, 19+ min ago (652+ words) Cities are among the most demanding environments that animals have ever encountered. Concrete, traffic, artificial light, chemical runoff and constant human disturbance create conditions that differ radically from the habitats in which most species evolved....
Butterflies are on the move as climate change and habitat loss reshape their world
11+ hour, 26+ min ago (26+ words) A global study finds nearly 10% of butterfly species have shifted where they live, but poor monitoring in the tropics could be hiding much larger changes....
Sea lions learned to wait below Bonneville Dam, and the fish ladder meant to help salmon became a dinner bell
15+ hour, 56+ min ago (646+ words) Home - Environment - Sea lions learned to wait below Bonneville Dam, and the fish ladder meant to help salmon became a dinner bell At Bonneville Dam on the Oregon-Washington border, the sea lions from California learned that they can “wait for…...
Monkeys Hunt Dangerous Prey When Fruit Runs Out, 45-Month Study Finds
17+ hour, 11+ min ago (282+ words) When fruit disappears, bearded capuchins switch from foraging to hunting, targeting everything from lizards and rodents to snakes, iguanas, and young birds....
India, Nepal and Indonesia report zero Rhino poaching in 2025, but habitat loss remains a major threat- Moneycontrol.com
18+ hour, 42+ min ago (902+ words) India, Nepal and Indonesia recorded zero reported rhino poaching in 2025, marking an important step in efforts to protect some of Asia's most threatened rhino populations. But conservationists warn that stopping poachers is only part of the challenge. The International Rhino…...
Elegant terns are suddenly all over San Francisco shores
14+ hour, 27+ min ago (310+ words) Elegant terns arrive in big numbers at Crissy Marsh in San Francisco. Royal. Sandwich. Caspian. Elegant. These are the colorful names for different species of terns, some of San Francisco Bay’s most graceful seabirds. A wave of elegant terns — identifiable…...
Coyotes are wary of people, yet Seattle is far more crowded with them than Washington’s wild areas
20+ hour, 16+ min ago (1008+ words) Seattle coyotes live at nine times the density of Washington's wild lands, with fewer predators, fewer hunters, and far more to eat. Coyotes tend to avoid people. Yet they live far closer together in Seattle than in the wild country…...