Tag: Wildlife conservation

Alaska to Resume Aerial Shooting of Wolves and Bears: Environmental Concerns Alaska is set to resume the controversial practice of aerial shooting of bears and wolves in an attempt to control their populations and boost...

NOAA Withdraws Proposal to Expand Speed Limit Zones for Endangered Whales In a recent turn of events, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has made a significant decision regarding the protection of endangered North...

Rare Snails Reintroduced to Moroccan Island: Conservation Success Story More than 1,300 critically endangered land snails have been released in the Ilhas Desertas (Desert Islands) archipelago off the Moroccan coast, marking a significant conservation milestone....

European Starlings Engage in Cross-Species Communication During Migration European starlings, known for their mesmerizing murmurations at dusk, are now making headlines for their potential conversations with other bird species during migration. A groundbreaking study led...

The lifespan of whales has always been a topic of fascination and mystery for scientists and marine enthusiasts alike. Recent research has shed new light on the longevity of the majestic creatures, particularly the...

Matthew Boyer, a Ph.D. student in atmospheric science at the University of Helsinki, embarked on an exciting journey in December 2022. He boarded an Argentine military plane bound for Marambio Station, located at the...

Alright, so there's this cute little northwestern pond turtle hatchling chilling at a study site in Yosemite. Sidney Woodruff from UC Davis snapped a pic of this little guy, and it's just adorable. Why...

Conservation Efforts: Pretty Privilege Persists So, like, when we talk about wildlife and plant conservation, there’s this thing called “pretty privilege” that’s, like, everywhere. People tend to donate more moolah to help out the animals...

The moors of Haworth in West Yorkshire, England, were basically the real-life inspiration behind Emily Brontë's classic novel, Wuthering Heights. James Elkington/iStock/Getty Images Plus Why Trust Us? Well, back in 2005, EcoWatch was born as...

So, like, there's this thing happening in Malaysia where logging and palm oil plantations are spreading like wildfire. I mean, it's really messing with the wildlife's homes, especially the critically endangered Malayan tigers. It's...