Chronological archive of articles and reports.
Extinct in the United States for over a century, the wood bison is now getting the chance to roam – once again – the Alaskan lands. The historical moment was possible thanks to the incredible efforts of the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. The repopulation program started in 2003, […]
After tigers, rhinos or elephants, another wildlife species was included on, already too small, endangered species list. Days ago, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) officially declared the Masai giraffes as endangered. The Masai giraffes is a subspecies what roams the lands of Kenya and Tanzania. There are still around 35,000 individuals […]
After the government in Tanzania declared zero tolerance to poaching, the great news have risen. According to the country’s officials, the rhino numbers ‘soar by 1,000%’ in the last four years. Therefore, if in 2015 there were only 15 rhinos, now the once critically endangered species has 167 individuals. Tanzania says #elephant, #rhino populations rebounding […]
The Philippine Eagle (Pithecophaga jefferyi) has been facing population drops first noticed in 1934. Many of the common issues that have lowered their population densities include deforestation, urbanization, and illegal hunting. Though many actions have been passed out to prevent their total demise. The Philippine Eagle still faces many challenges to rehabilitation due to the […]
Geert Weggen is an internationally awarded nature photographer who is very fond of the tiny adventures Mother Nature’s delightful critters go on everyday. For about six years, the Swedish-Dutch national followed red squirrels and tiny birds, and captured many of their curious moments in their minuscule world. Becoming a full-time photographer in 2013, he focused […]
Over the years the famous fast-food chain has opened stores in an airplane, in a train and they even unveiled a gigantic Happy Meal box. Well, this time they opened a store for some unusual customers, exclusively. This tiny McDonald’s was specially designed to attract bees. The details are impressive and it really looks like […]