Half of Britain's bird and plant species at risk of extinction: Study

The Cheetah Conservation Fund is commemorating its one-year Milestone. Last year, the first two of eight Cheetahs bought from Namibia were released in Kuno National Park by India's prime minister Narendra Modi.

Project Cheetah completes 1 year: Events & activities planned to mark milestone

US: Record-breaking 14-foot-long alligator captured in Mississippi

Spotless giraffe, incredibly rare and one of its kind, born at zoo in Tennessee

Many people associate a trip to Africa with spotting the big 5 on a Safari, but did you know that India also has incredible potential as a wildlife tourism destination? In the heart of India we unlock the country's astonishing potential as a wildlife tourism haven. Immerse yourself in the diverse ecosystems that shelter incredible species, from regal tigers to majestic elephants. Witness the harmony between nature and culture, and uncover the treasures that make India a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts.

India's potential as a Wildlife Tourism Destination

In a significant crackdown on Wildlife trafficking, Thailand authorities have announced a successful seizure of over a ton of Pangolin scales.

Thailand wildlife bust: Pangolin scale seizure worth $1.4 million

The world's largest butterfly survey is taking place this summer, and wildlife enthusiasts are being urged to participate. The count runs from just over two weeks until August 6th, but the recent decline in butterfly populations is cause for concern.

UK: Wildlife lovers urged to join annual butterfly count

India: Officials at Kuno national park struggle to trace cheetah after radio collar stops working

The Lok Sabha on July 26 passed the Forest Conservation (Amendment) Bill, 2023, which will exempt land within 100km of border that is needed for national security projects, small roadside amenities, and public roads leading to a habitation, from the purview of the forest conservation laws. Watch this to know more.

What is the Forest (Conservation ) Amendment Bill 2023?

France-born panda heads to China after an emotional farewell

WATCH | Paris bids adieu to Yuan Meng as first France-born panda heads to China

US: Tourists put baby elk in their car in Yellowstone National Park

India: From 'Arikomban' in Kerala to 'Arisi komban' in Tamil Nadu- A wild tusker's journey

Wild lion Loonkiito, believed to be world‘s oldest, impaled to death in Kenya

The issue of human-animal conflict in the Kashmir valley has grown tremendously in the last few years, and that kept Kashmir's sole female wildlife conservationist Aaliya Mir extremely busy. Aaliya has been rescuing and rehabilitating wild animals for over 17 years.

Meet Kashmir`s sole female wildlife conservationist who has spent 17 years rescuing wild animals

Meet Kashmir's sole female wildlife conservationist who has spent 17 years rescuing wild animals

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi released the latest tiger census data on April 9, which revealed that the population of big cats in India was 3,167 in 2022. Watch this to know more.

Indian PM Narendra Modi releases tiger census data: Details

IN PICS | Wildfire rages across mountain in Thailand's Khao Laem National Park

A new study by Australian researchers shows that the poorest around the world are bearing the burden of preserving wildlife. African cattle herders and farmers regularly see their livestock killed or their crops decimated without any compensation because cash from NGOs and wildlife charities is barely enough to cover compensation. Erik Njoka brings you this report.

World Of Africa: Humans encroach wildlife habitats

World Of Africa | Humans encroach wildlife habitats

Since pandemic related restrictions are lifted, there has been huge influx of motorist on Australian roads. This has led to an increase in wildlife accidents.

Wildlife accidents increased in Australia

Study finds alarming levels of ‘forever chemicals’ in Norwegian Arctic ice, may affect wildlife

Poachers are a huge threat to Uganda's diverse wildlife. But over the past four decades, the country's wildlife population has boomed. Although, more needs to be done to save the declining species.

Wildlife population increases in Uganda

A year of drought, extreme temperatures and rising costs has hit the the animal kingdom hard with wildlife perishing from the effects of development, lack of funding and climate change.

Uganda tightens laws to save wildlife, Australian programme to train vets

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