Conservation
Latest Conservation News and Updates
We Can Completely Revitalize the World’s Oceans by 2050, New Study Finds
Oceans could once again flourish in 2050 — if we make the effort.Are California Condors Still Endangered? The Predatory Bird Is Making a Comeback
Although the California condor's numbers had been dwindling for about a century, the iconic and majestic bird is making a comeback in population size.Good News — The U.S. Bald Eagle Population Is Making a Comeback
The bald eagle had been endangered, but it was removed from the Endangered Species List in 2007 — now the population is re-growing.Endangered Whale Species Welcomed a Record 18 Calves This Season
This calving season has been the most successful for the North Atlantic right whale since 2013, with 18 newborns spotted as of mid-March 2021.National Panda Day 2021: How to Celebrate These Endangered Bears
If you like pandas or just believe in conservation, then National Panda Day is the holiday for you.Here's What Will Happen If Bees Go Extinct
What will happen if bees go extinct? If our planet's pollinators are officially wiped out, the results would be absolutely catastrophic.Red Wolves Now Only Exist in One U.S. State — but Why Are They Endangered?
Why are red wolves endangered? The beloved canine now only exists in one U.S. state due to poor conservation efforts, lack of protection, and more.Hunters Killed 216 Wolves in Under 3 Days Last Week — Conservationists Are Livid
Wisconsin hunters are currently under fire for slaughtering over 200 wolves in a span of only 60 hours, surpassing the weekly quota by 82 percent.Murder Hornets: Location, Why They Kill Bees, and What to Know From the Documentary
What states are murder hornets in? Following the Discovery+ documentary, many are looking to know more about the specimens that came to Washington in 2020.Freshwater Fish Are Facing Extinction — These Conservation Groups Are Working to Save Them
A third of the planet's freshwater fish populations face extinction, but luckily, these conservation groups are currently working to save them.Himani the Snow Leopard Has Passed Away — Behind the Big Cat's Conservation Efforts
Who was Himani the snow leopard? The legendary big cat played a major role in repopulating the endangered feline breed during a particularly low point.Going Wild: Exploring the Best Nature Documentaries on Amazon Prime
Amazon Prime offers a ton of quality documentary content, but what are some of the best nature documentaries on the popular streaming service?The Dakota Access Pipeline Was Shut Down — but Was It Ever Finished?
Is the Dakota Access Pipeline finished? The highly controversial fracking project has been contested by the Sioux tribe since it was announced in 2014.IKEA Just Bought — and Will Protect — an 11,000-Acre Georgia Forest
IKEA purchased a huge forest in Georgia, which will be open to the public and used for sustainably harvesting timber.High Winds in Yosemite National Park Have Caused Millions of Dollars in Damage
What happened in Yosemite? Seriously high winds swept the California National Park, resulting in millions of dollars in damage and two trees toppling.How to Help Protect Endangered Species
It may seem as if many of the most recognizable endangered species are half a world away, but there are some ways that even you can help protect them.You've Heard of the Arctic Tundra, but What Is the Arctic Rainforest?
Does the Arctic have a rainforest? Scientists have discovered a frozen rainforest from hundreds of years ago, located several layers beneath the ice.These Movies Will Inspire You to Save the Planet
If you're seeking out some conservation inspiration, these movies about land and wildlife conservation will inspire you to save the planet.What Is Prince Charles' Terra Carta? Behind His Efforts to Protect the Environment
What is Prince Charles' Terra Carta? The U.K. royal recently presented a document in an effort to protect the environment from climate injustices.Volunteer With These Local Climate Commissions to Help Your Town's Ecosystem
Tackling local climate issues is absolutely vital, in the ongoing fight against climate change — get involved with these local climate commissions.Alaska Judge Approves Trump’s Oil Drilling Plan for Arctic Refuge
Did we save the Arctic refuge? It's been a harrowing battle to save the natural lands, conservation efforts still haven't been completely successful.Why Deforestation Is Increasing
Environmentalists have made huge strides in curbing deforestation over the past few decades, unfortunately, some experts believe that deforestation has actually seen a marked increase in recent years.Alaska Sues the Trump Administration to Continue Protecting the Tongass National Forest
What is the Tongass National Forest lawsuit about? The largest national forest in the U.S. is in jeopardy after Trump rolled back environmental protections.Which President Banned Christmas Trees?
Christmas trees are a part of holiday traditions across the globe, but did you know that they were once banned from the White House by the president himself?The Alaska SeaLife Center Is Doing Great Things — but It May Be in Serious Trouble
What is the Alaska SeaLife Center? The Seward, Alaska-based rehabilitation center is taking in local wildlife and nursing them back to health.In Terms of Biodiversity, 2020 Was a Success — These New Species Were Discovered!
How many new species were discovered in 2020? Although it was a tumultuous year in many regards, biodiversity thrived in terms of animal discoveries.Leonardo DiCaprio Urges Public to Oppose Gibbstown Fossil Fuel Project — How to Help
What exactly is the Gibbstown fossil fuel project? And has the project been approved to begin construction?Are Wildlife Adoption Programs Legitimate? What You Should Know
Are wildlife adoption programs legitimate? To combat climate change it's important to help endangered species, but does adopting do anything?Exploring the Unusual History of the Recycling Symbol
When you hear the term recycling, the first thing that usually comes to mind is that iconic blue bin and the cyclical symbol attached to it. But what is the real history behind the recycling symbol?Dying Whitebark Pine Trees Denied Critical Habitat Protection Due to Trump Rule
Whitebark pine trees were given protections under the Endangered Species Act — but due to a Trump administration rule, they were denied critical habitat protections.Bank of America Pledges Not to Finance Oil and Gas Exploration In the Arctic
Every major American bank has now pledged not to fund artic oil and gas exploration."Cold-Stunned" Turtles Flown in From Cape Cod for Thanksgiving Rescue Mission
A Turtle Hospital helped migrate a bunch of gelid reptiles from Cape Cod to the Florida Keys in a Thanksgiving rescue operation.What Are the World's Fastest Growing Shade Trees?
The fastest-growing shade trees on the planet have impressive growth patterns and frequencies that might be able to help reforest the Earth.Giant Lizards Are Currently Invading Southeastern U.S. States
Dog-sized reptiles, known as black and white tegu lizards, are apparently invading certain southeastern U.S. states and threatening endangered species.Scientists Have Mapped Out Every Bee Species in Conservation Efforts
Can we save the bees? Scientists recently mapped out the Earth's entire bee population, which could help conservation efforts.Do Vegans Eat Honey?
Vegans usually don't eat honey — here's everything you need to know about honey, and its impact on animals and the environment.Why Are Endemic Species Essential to Our Ecosystem?
Many people know the difference between endangered and extinct species but what is meant by the term endemic species and how do these terms coincide?Two New Marsupials Were Just Discovered Within Australia's Rich Ecosystem
In Australia's rich ecosystem, two new marsupials were discovered, when it was found that one species of gliders was actually comprised of three.There Only a Few Hundred of the Newly-Discovered Popa Langur Monkeys Left
The Popa langur was recently discovered and recognized as a new species of monkey, but is sadly endangered, with only about 260 left of its kind.What Are Gentoo Penguins? It Turns Out The Population Is Composed of Several Species
What are gentoo penguins? Recent studies have discovered that the native Antarctic species is actually comprised of four different types of birds.Why Endangered Species Are Important
It is estimated that over 50 percent of the world’s species are in danger of going extinct; despite this alarming statistic, some people still wonder why all of these endangered species even matter at all.Gray Wolves Were "Delisted" From the Endangered Species Act — but What Does That Mean?
Gray wolves were recently delisted from the Endangered Species Act, which biologists worry could be truly catastrophic for their population numbers.Why Was the Endangered Species Act Passed, and What Has It Accomplished?
Endangered species are protected all over the world, but when did we first start to take notice of their plight? And did the Endangered Species Act come a bit too late?Prince William Says Prince George, 7, Was Devastated Learning About the State of Our Planet
Prince George was devastated by David Attenborough’s newest documentary, his dad Prince William revealed.Poacher Who Killed 500 Elephants Sentenced to 30 Years in Jail
Guyvanho, a well-known poacher in the Republic of Congo, is going to jail for 30 years for killing hundreds of elephants, among other crimes.Amazonian Indigenous Community Wins 24-Year Lawsuit Against Illegal Loggers
The Ashaninka tribe won a $3 million settlement from the company that deforested a quarter of its reserve in the 1980s.Illegal Giraffe Trade in the U.S. Is Destroying the Global Giraffe Population
An increase in the international trade of giraffes to the U.S. has caused the global giraffe population to decrease by about 40 percent.Yellowstone Grizzly Bears Safe From Trophy Hunters As Court Overrules Trump Decision
Grizzly bears are now protected under the Endangered Species Act once again.Why Do Whales Beach? A Deep-Dive Into What Causes Whales to Strand Themselves on Shore
Learn why whales find themselves beached on the shore.Trump Opens Marine National Monument to Commercial Fishing, Rolling Back Obama-Era Protections
President Trump is opening up the waters of a marine national monument to commercial fishing.