Lost for nearly a century, the adorable Bangka slow loris has been rediscovered in Indonesia Continue reading
Tag: Conservation Success
SHELL YEAH! Giant tortoises are thriving on Aldabra, with an estimated 180,000 roaming the island atoll. A remarkable conservation success story proving that slow and steady really does win the race! Continue reading
Nature is fighting back! A new WWF report reveals remarkable recoveries among tigers, turtles, tuna and elephants, proving that conservation efforts really can turn the tide for endangered wildlife. Continue reading
Once an industrial dumping ground, Woolston Eyes in Cheshire is now a thriving wetland supporting 64% of the UK’s breeding black-necked grebes. Continue reading
New Zealand’s critically endangered kākāpō is making a remarkable comeback, with a record breeding season helping the population reach 325 birds. Continue reading
Parrotfish help keep the Maldives’ coral reefs healthy — and even help create its famous white sand. Now, a remarkable social media campaign has helped secure legal protection for these colourful little beach builders Continue reading