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by Devin Murphy on December 15, 2021

ReconAfrica illegally drilled test well in Kapinga Kamwalye Community Conservancy in Namibia

by Gege Li on January 1st, 2022

Rare crab species rediscovered in Ebo Forest after more than a century

on January 1st, 2022

Four Re:wild initiatives to follow in 2022, Four Rewilding wins to celebrate from 2021

by Corryn Wetzel on January 1st, 2022

Turkish scientists find the ‘lost’ Batman River Loach

by Russ Mittermeier on January 1st, 2022

Remembering Tom Lovejoy

by Devin Murphy on December 12th, 2021

An expedition for a lost bird finds dozens of other species thriving in a dense Colombian forest

by Carrie Hutchison on October 10th, 2021

Ziggy Marley’s New Book Sheds Light and Love on Vultures—and the Vulnerable

December 12th, 2021

The new Search for Lost Birds aims to find some of the rarest birds on Earth

December 12th, 2021

New, damning evidence suggests Canada-based oil and gas company ReconAfrica illegally drilled in Namibian wildlife conservancy, leaving wake of destruction

December 12th, 2021

FOUND: An expedition team in southeast Turkey have rediscovered a freshwater fish that hasn’t been seen in nearly 50 years

November 11th, 2021

Re: The Wild

ReconAfrica illegally drilled test well in Kapinga Kamwalye Community Conservancy in Namibia

Rare crab species rediscovered in Ebo Forest after more than a century

Four Re:wild initiatives to follow in 2022, Four Rewilding wins to celebrate from 2021

Turkish scientists find the ‘lost’ Batman River Loach

Remembering Tom Lovejoy

An expedition for a lost bird finds dozens of other species thriving in a dense Colombian forest

Ziggy Marley’s New Book Sheds Light and Love on Vultures—and the Vulnerable

Recent Press Releases

The new Search for Lost Birds aims to find some of the rarest birds on Earth

New, damning evidence suggests Canada-based oil and gas company ReconAfrica illegally drilled in Namibian wildlife conservancy, leaving wake of destruction

FOUND: An expedition team in southeast Turkey have rediscovered a freshwater fish that hasn’t been seen in nearly 50 years

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