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A recent paper found there are 28 fireflies lost to science in the U.S. and Canada, but scientists are hopeful that more can be rediscovered with targeted searches

Local wildlife rescue center publishes data in a new paper revealing the critically endangered Bangka slow loris still survives across the Indonesian island of Bangka

New Species Recovery Alliance launches at UN Biodiversity Conference alongside separate coalition of 17 governments committed to accelerating species recovery

Rescued from the illegal wildlife trade at 18 months old and raised at GRACE sanctuary, Lulingu is now caring for an infant in the DRC

Ahead of country’s Amazon Day, DiCaprio traveled through the Amazon, Pantanal & Cerrado to meet with Indigenous leaders and local partners protecting some of the world’s most critical ecosystems.

Led by Leonardo DiCaprio’s Re:wild and the Bezos Earth Fund, the project is the largest single philanthropic initiative dedicated exclusively to recovering critically endangered species across continents

Discover the world’s most vital wildlands and learn how protecting these places safeguards wildlife, ecosystems, and our planet’s future.

From forests and rivers to oceans and islands, wildlife connects every part of our planet. Re:wild helps species and ecosystems recover and thrive.

Explore how Re:wild cultivates conservation leaders, strengthens local and Indigenous partners, and supports the rangers and youth shaping a resilient future for our planet.