WWF’s Living Planet Report 2026 argues that the decline is not inevitable and blames the food, energy and finance systems ...
A 55-year-old African elephant, one of Sedgwick County Zoo’s longest residents and most iconic animals, has died Thursday.
A new report by leading conservation nonprofits found populations of thousands of vertebrate species dropped 73 percent on average from 1970 to 2022.
The Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism has launched an investigation into the state-owned Namibia Wildlife Resorts' alleged financial mismanagement, poor governance and unfair labour ...
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From tigers to turtles: The conservation success stories that prove there’s still hope for wildlife
Biodiversity continues to be degraded at an alarming pace, yet amid these steep declines there are grounds for hope.” ...
A new Pan-African television series showcasing Africa’s wildlife and the people working to protect it has premiered in Kenya, ...
Anantara Tented Camp Kafue River Unveils a Lodge in One of Africa’s Last Great Wildernesses - Zambia
Three years in the making, Anantara unveils Anantara Tented Camp Kafue River, its first safari property in Africa, in the ...
Freshwater populations recorded the sharpest decline, while tiger, rhino, lion and other wildlife numbers have risen in India ...
Tigers, turtles, tuna and elephants are among the animals bouncing back because of conservation efforts, a charity has ...
Habitat loss and degradation remain biggest threats to wildlife population ...
WWF's Living Planet Report 2026 shows the average size of monitored wildlife populations fell by almost three-quarters from ...
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