It's no shock to learn that humans are responsible for the extinction of species, particularly in vulnerable habitats. What factors make a species more vulnerable to anthropogenic extinction? READ MORE
Human activity and insufficient protected areas keep elephants in Africa constrained to just a fraction of the land that is habitable for them. READ MORE
Identifying endangered species is only half the battle: there are often long delays before they are added to the international registries that grant protection. READ MORE
An analysis of blubber from beached animals in Florida and North Carolina shows considerable exposure to contamination across the animals’ lifetimes. READ MORE
The COVID-19 crisis has negatively affected Africa’s wildlife and wild lands. This article explains how and proposes solutions, in addition to offering general advice on improving conservation models. READ MORE
The illegal trafficking of wild fauna and flora has negative effects on biodiversity, security, and public health. The World WISE Database offers a way to monitor and address the issue. READ MORE
As we move towards an unknown future with COVID-19, lockdown measures provide an unusual opportunity to study the impact of everyday human activities on our fellow animals. READ MORE
By 2050, mammal habitats are projected to shrink in all regions of the world, with the most significant decreases happening in Africa and South America. READ MORE
Nearly three billion birds have disappeared in North America since 1970. This study looks at how it happened, and what we can do to stop it. READ MORE
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