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How COVID-19 is Affecting the World’s Protected and Conserved Areas
A global publication outlines the strains the pandemic is putting on parks – and the opportunities for new ways of thinking.
Searching For Lost Monkeys
Conservationists Scour Remote Forests of Democratic Republic of Congo Looking for Semliki and Kisangani Red Colobus Missing posters for the Kisangani and Semliki Red Colobus monkeys would have few details to help detectives guide their sleuthing. Their last known locations? The dense forests of Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Descriptions? Large monkeys with varying shades […]
Help these orphaned orangutans weather the COVID-19 pandemic and return to the wild
In Sumatra, protecting orangutans from coronavirus is also making it more challenging to continue crucial conservation work.
Conserving Endangered Wildlife in the Lands of Indigenous People: A Story of the Tamaraw and the Tau-Buid
By Ronet Santos (Program Officer) D’ABOVILLE Foundation and Demo Farm Inc The Mounts Iglit-Baco Natural Park is home to the largest population of Tamaraw, a Critically Endangered species of wild buffalo. At D’Aboville Foundation, we provide technical assistance to Mounts Iglit-Baco Natural Park, and we are a partner of GWC. D’Aboville Foundation and GWC are […]
Chasing Hope for Costa Rica’s Golden Toad
In 1989, the last Golden Toad on the Brillante trail was witnessed in the misty cloud forest above Monteverde, Costa Rica
Preparing for A Rhino Rescue Mission
This blog post was originally published by Sumatran Rhino Rescue. In the dense tropical forests of Sumatra, four teams of conservationists comb through sections of forest looking for subtle, but distinct signs of some of the rarest animals on the planet. Their trained eyes are looking for twisted branches, footprints with three toes, or fresh […]
Search for the Lost Omiltemi Cottontail Rabbit Brings New Clues
Up in the Sierra Madre del Sur mountain range in southern Mexico, in the village of Omiltemi, there may or may not live a rabbit.
Zoos and Aquariums Come Together To Help Trafficked Turtles
Turtles are tough. Despite boasting one of evolution’s more successful designs, turtles need a significant amount of specialized care, especially when they are removed from the natural environments they evolved to thrive in. Targeting Turtles Within the last decade, turtle poaching in the eastern United States has exploded. The dramatic increase at times has left […]
How COVID-19 Is Impacting Rangers Worldwide
In some places, the coronavirus has made it harder to protect parks. In others, it’s bringing communities and rangers together.
A Q&A with Red Colobus Champion Florence Aghomo
As Red Colobus Conservation Coordinator, Aghomo Hopes to Turn the Tide for Mainland Africa’s Most Threatened Non-human Primate