February 14, 2018
In Defense of Biodiversity: Why Protecting Species from Extinction Matters
A number of biologists have recently made the argument that extinction is part of evolution and that saving species need…
February 8, 2018
Even After Years of War, Wildlife Find a Way to Survive
The Falkland Islands have been a center of past dispute. Today those islands support hundreds of birds and offer nature…
February 8, 2018
Cousin Island Celebrates after 50 years of Conservation Success
Seychelles Cousin Island has been an important nature reserve for 50 years and has helped save an endemic warbler from…
February 7, 2018
A Century Later, Hope Resurfaces for Threatened Seabirds After Invasive Rabbit Removal
First Successful Restoration of Chilean National Reserve Protects Rare Seabirds and Local Fishing Communities For Release Feb. 13, 2018 Contact:…
February 7, 2018
Crafty Crows Learn to Eat Poisonous Cane Toads
Australian Crows have learned how to make a meal out of the toxic invasive Cane Toad. Crows often get a…
February 5, 2018
Managing Invasive Species Around the World – Successes, Failures, and Hope for the Future
Dr. Andy Sheppard, Research Director at Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation’s Health & Biosecurity for the Managing Invasive Species…
February 5, 2018
Greensboro Science Center and Island Conservation – A Partnership to Save Mona Iguanas
The Greensboro Science Center and Island Conservation are collaborating to protect the Endangered Mona Iguana and other at-risk island species.…
February 1, 2018
Why Birds Matter, and are Worth Protecting
National Geographic and partners have declared 2018 the Year of the Bird. Why? They help the environment, but they also…
January 31, 2018
Hawaiian Crows are Prospering in the Wild, more Releases Planned
Efforts to restore wild ‘Alalā (Hawaiian Crow) populations in Hawai’i seem to be working—eleven individuals released in Fall 2017 are…