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Inside Akashinga, the All-Women Ranger Unit Protecting Zimbabwe’s Elephants

Kelly Lyee Chigumbura was seventeen when she was raped near her family’s home in Zimbabwe’s Lower Zambezi Valley. She discovered she was pregnant, dropped out of school, and set aside the future she had imagined for herself, one in which she became a nurse. What happened next followed a custom she had no power to…
Why Nashvilles Zoo Is Fighting A Massive AI Data Center

A tiny clouded leopard cub weighing only a few pounds has become the unexpected face of one of America’s biggest technology debates. At Nashville Zoo, where conservationists have spent decades helping one of the world’s most vulnerable wild cats survive, a proposed data center has ignited a battle that stretches far beyond the zoo’s fences.…
Why Bindi Irwin Missed A Major Family Event As Terri Shares Encouraging Health Update

Fans wondering why Bindi Irwin was missing from one of the most important events in her family’s calendar finally got an answer. While the third annual Steve Irwin Gala brought together supporters of wildlife conservation in Las Vegas, the 27-year-old conservationist remained back home in Australia. Her absence quickly sparked questions, especially given how closely…
California Condors May Be Nesting In Northern California For The First Time Since The 1800s

For a few tense hours, wildlife biologists in Northern California feared they were about to discover another tragedy involving one of America’s rarest birds. A transmitter attached to a male California condor suddenly stopped moving, triggering the kind of alert researchers often associate with death. But when conservationists tracked down the bird inside the remote…
Scientists Believe Condors May Be Breeding in Northern California Again

At first, it looked like something had gone terribly wrong. A signal came through from a tracking device attached to a California condor. The bird had not moved for hours. For conservationists who have spent decades trying to save this species, that kind of silence usually carries a heavy meaning. It often signals injury, poisoning,…
From Captivity to the Ocean Mexico Begins Releasing 350 Dolphins

Mexico has taken a historic step that is rippling across the globe. After officially banning the use of captive marine mammals for entertainment, the country has begun the process of releasing approximately 350 dolphins from tanks and show facilities back into natural environments and protected sanctuaries. For decades, dolphin shows drew tourists with promises of…




