Keywords: Conservation


Scientists track dolphin health using DNA in seawater

Scientists have demonstrated that environmental DNA floating in seawater can reveal both the presence of dolphin species and the genetic health of their populations. The finding marks a major step in marine conservation, offering a non-invasive way to monitor cetaceans without capturing or physically......

Solomon Islands reinstates ban on dolphin exports amid environmental concerns

The government of the Solomon Islands has reinstated a ban on the export of dolphins, reversing a decision made by the previous administration shortly before it lost power. The previous government had lifted the long-standing restriction under pressure from a private company seeking permission to capture......

Denmark investigates whether dead whale is Germany’s rescued humpback “Timmy”

Danish authorities are investigating whether a dead whale discovered in their waters could be a humpback whale known as “Timmy,” which recently attracted widespread attention in Germany following a complex rescue operation. The young male humpback whale had been stranded in the Baltic Sea......

Simple daily habits that can help anyone live a more sustainable life

The idea that sustainable living is a privilege of wealthy nations has long shaped public perception, but it collapses under scrutiny. The most impactful steps toward a lower environmental footprint are frequently the most accessible, requiring neither significant financial investment nor radical lifestyle......

Humpback whale “Timmy” successfully released into the North Sea after stranding rescue operation

A humpback whale that had been stranded for several weeks along the northern coast of Germany has successfully been returned to open waters after a complex rescue operation involving international cooperation and private support. The whale, nicknamed “Timmy,” was first discovered in a weakened......

American trophy hunter killed by elephants in Gabon

An American millionaire known for his involvement in trophy hunting has died after being attacked by a herd of elephants in Gabon, highlighting the risks associated with wildlife expeditions. The victim, identified as Ernie Dosio, 75, was killed on April 17 in the Lopé-Okanda region, a protected......

New species emerge from Peruvian Amazon, astonishing scientists

A Conservation International expedition in Peru's Alto Mayo landscape uncovered 27 confirmed new species, plus 48 potentially novel ones under study. The 38-day survey at the Andes-Amazonia junction reveals untapped biodiversity in one of Earth's most researched ecosystems. These findings continue......

Indonesia to send Komodo Dragons to Japan for breeding exchange

Indonesia announced on Monday that it will loan two Komodo dragons to Japan's Shizuoka prefecture as part of a breeding programme aimed at supporting the survival of the endangered reptiles. In exchange, Japan will send several animals to Indonesia, including red pandas and giraffes, officials said. Ahmad......

Dalmatian pelican, one of the heaviest flying birds, sighted in eastern Türkiye

A rare Dalmatian pelican (Pelecanus crispus), one of the largest and heaviest flying birds in the world, has been observed in the eastern Turkish province of Iğdır, an area known for its significance as a migratory stopover. With a wingspan approaching three meters and weighing over 10 kilograms,......