“The iconic American landscape provides drinking water supply for over 8 million Floridians, supports the state’s $90 billion tourism economy, and is home to dozens of endangered or threatened species.”
U.S. to invest more than $1 billion in Everglades restoration Read more
87 million dollars have now been secured to create a wildlife crossing across the 101 freeway in Liberty Canyon in the Santa Monica Mountains.
California to build the world’s largest wildlife crossing Read more
Sainsbury’s in the U.K., Lidl in the Netherlands, and the Dutch retailer Alhold Delhaize were among the companies saying they would move away from stocking Brazilian beef.
European supermarkets discontinue selling Brazilian beef to protect the Amazon Read more
The 500 million acres of forests may be the last significant land-based tropical carbon sink in the world, making the forests vitally important in the global fight against climate change.
Ecuador’s constitutional court has blocked plans to mine copper and gold in Los Cedros, a protected cloud forest, ruling that the plans violate the rights of nature.
Landmark ruling blocks mining in Ecuadorian forest, citing rights of nature Read more
Three years ago, community members started working with the Kenyan Forest Service to restore the forest complex and promote sustainable livelihoods. Volunteers have now planted more than 60,000 native trees within the forest,
Kenya’s Indigenous Ogiek partner with government rangers to restore Mau Forest Read more
The first surveys to count jaguars in Mexico revealed a 20% increase in the population from 2010 to 2018, up to 4,800 animals.
Jaguar populations in Mexico are growing, a sign that conservation strategies are working Read more
After a captive-breeding program in Spain, Dama gazelles have been reintroduced in protected reserves in Tunisia, Morocco, and Senegal and number roughly 4,000.
Conservationists bring the Saharan gazelle back from the brink of extinction Read more
From a previous global estimate of 3,800 individuals, the estimated the global population of Grauer’s gorillas – the world’s largest gorilla subspecies – has almost doubled to 6,800 individuals.
Critically endangered Grauer’s gorillas rebounding in Democratic Republic of the Congo Read more
Experts say the tigers’ reemergence in the region is largely due to Chinese national policies favoring environmental stewardship.
Endangered Siberian tigers are bouncing back in China Read more
