Saving crocodiles from extinction
Community-led efforts are helping revive and save Siamese crocodiles from the brink of extinction. Siamese crocodiles are native to Southeast Asia and considered guardians of the wetlands by many communities.…
Young conservationists are building hope & optimism despite challenging times (commentary)
Several recent articles at Mongabay regarding mental health in the conservation sector provide a much-needed overview of an issue not talked about enough: that conservationists face a mental health crisis,…
Offshore wind’s clean energy potential remains largely untapped, say experts
Winds sweep across the world’s oceans every day, and harnessing that largely unused resource has the potential to provide abundant, clean and reliable energy. Experts widely agree that marine wind…
What it takes to make conservation work in Central Africa: Luis Arranz’s 46-year journey
Luis Arranz arrived in Africa in 1980 with little more than a degree in biology and a determination to work in the field. Without contacts or a clear path, he…
AI is a double-edged sword for Indigenous stewardship, say U.N. experts
This story is republished through the Indigenous News Alliance. At the 2026 United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, or UNPFII, in New York, experts warned of the opportunities and…
Nepal plans park for ‘problem’ tigers as attacks raise concerns
BARDIYA, Nepal — The Nepali government recently proposed establishing a tiger park for the big cats that come into conflict with humans, as the country continues to grapple with an…
How much does a penguin weigh?
The African penguins are the only species of penguins in Africa. However, they are critically endangered due to shortage of food. Sardines and anchovies form a big part of their…
Push for solar park in Sri Lanka’s elephant terrain raises concern
HAMBANTOTA, Sri Lanka — As a new wave of large-scale solar energy projects take shape along the fringes of Sri Lanka’s Managed Elephant Range, or MER, in the southern district…
In Sri Lanka, animals pay the price for overcrowding and speeding jeeps
YALA, Sri Lanka — Spotting a leopard at Yala National Park, Sri Lanka’s most famous wildlife park located in the deep south, tops the list of priorities for many local…
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