wildlife conservation

Canine Guardians: How Specially Trained Dogs Save the World’s Smallest Penguins

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A large white sheepdog lying on the grass with a Little Penguin.

A heartwarming tale of conservation unfolds in southern Australia as dogs become guardians for the world's smallest penguins. (Image: via Global Screen)

Dean Schneider: Leaving Everything to Become a Wildlife Conservationist

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Dean Schneider with a lion.

Dean had a lucrative career in Dubendorf, Switzerland as a financial planner, but he quit and relocated to South Africa in 2017 to become a wildlife conservationist. (Image: via deanschneider.com)

Duke of Burgundy Butterflies: Saved From Extinction by UK Farmers

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Duke of Burgundy butterfly resting on a leaf.

Duke of Burgundy butterflies had become Britain's rarest species after their population declined by 46 percent from 1995-99 and 2004-09. (Image: Charlie Jackson via Flickr)

Indian Village Saved Birds, Went Without Street Lights for Over a Month

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A closeup photo of an Indian robin.

An Indian village saved a bird and her hatchlings after finding their nest in the main lighting switchboard for the town. (Image: via Dreamstime.com © Harish Rao Ramavaram)

Los Angeles to Be Home to the Biggest Wildlife Crossing in the World

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A mountain lion.

Los Angeles county is well-known for its substantial mountain lion population but their habitats have become isolated by highways. (Image: via Pixabay)

The Troubles of a Name: North Chinese Leopard

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A North Chinese leopard.

The North Chinese Leopard is classified as an endangered species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. (Image: Daisyree Bakker via Flickr)

Illegal Wildlife Trade in the U.S.: Bears and Crocodiles Are Popular

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Two bears fighting.

The illegal trafficking of wildlife and wild animal parts is the fourth largest form of criminality in the world and a major threat to global biodiversity. (Image: Steppinstars via Pixabay)

Denmark Just Bought the Country’s Last Circus Elephants

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Elephants performing in a circus.

The Danish government recently bought the last four circus elephants in the country by shelling out approximately US$1.6 million. (Image: Laura LaRose via Flickr)

Monkeys That Like to Eat Bamboo Shoots

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Macaca cyclopsis, also known as a Formosan rock macaque (台灣獼猴), is the only native primate living in Taiwan. (Image: Billy Shyu via Nspirement)

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