Protecting species at risk requires strong partnerships, timely reporting, and effective enforcement on the ground. Collaboration between Indigenous Fishery Guardians and Fisheries and Oceans Canada ...

A landmark Nature study reveals that non-coding DNA switches silenced 17 cartilage-building genes during human evolution, leaving human joints with 62% fewer shock-absorbing sugar molecules than ...

Specimens collected in Cambodia mark the first record of the moth Eulocastra sasakii outside Japan and reveal the previously ...

Enormous sperm whales have been caught on camera hanging motionless and perfectly vertical just beneath the ocean's surface, ...

In a milestone move, four captive-bred GIB birds were released this month in Rajasthan, of whom one was found dead near a ...

In Cienfuegos, a province in central Cuba, findings from remote sensing of the coastline and mangrove areas at Punta la ...

A sobering review shows that chemicals and climate change together threaten fertility across species, urging stronger ...

European fisheries ministers are negotiating 2027 Baltic Sea catch limits, with Brussels proposing substantial increases for herring and sprat but sharp restrictions on depleted cod populations. The ...

A juvenile Southern African python was discovered near the roof of a chicken coop in Munster, prompting a wildlife rescue.

Faculty in Georgia Southern University’s College of Science and Mathematics (COSM) are leading the way in research to help ...

The updated plan features a list of plants and animals that face threats of population decline if conservation actions are ...

Snowy owls, mountain bluebirds and hermit thrushes are now designated "sensitive species" in Alberta amid population declines across Canada.