Article written by WAN team Originally published by World Animal News, 13th October 2026 ASI welcomes the decision by the ...

Article written by Phie Jacobs Originally published by Science, 14th September 2026 Record-breaking “odyssey” suggests ...

Thanks to the kindness and compassion of our supporters, September was another month of hope for wild animals facing enormous ...

Article written by Naina Rao Originally published by Mongabay, 5 October 2026 Fewer than half of tiger poaching and ...

Catastrophic wildfires have left a trail of devastation in southwestern France, reducing thousands of hectares of precious wildlife habitat to ash. Entire forests that once sheltered wild animals ...

The situation for wild animals in drought-ravaged Tsavo West National Park in Kenya is heartbreaking and critically urgent. The Tsavo ecosystem is a naturally hot, semi-arid region of southeastern ...

Nearly every indicator of climate change is flashing red. But we still hold the tools available to bring the planet back into balance The ocean is running a fever. In 2025, the number of days of ...

As wildlife populations face mounting threats from habitat loss, climate change, poaching and human-wildlife conflict, conservationists are increasingly turning to technology for help. Among the most ...

Under the blazing skies of southern Tsavo West National Park in Kenya, the earth is cracked and burnt. Prolonged drought cycles, rising temperatures and intensifying weather patterns have left vast ...

Dr Gabriella Leighton has performed dozens of post-mortems on Cape Town’s caracals. She has become used to seeing the effects of anticoagulant rodenticides – rat poisons designed to cause internal ...

The lions that roamed the plains of northern Botswana were dying. One by one, the big cats were succumbing to poisoned bait planted by exasperated villagers. The lions had been chipping away at their ...

Wildlife crime experts have only just revealed how they were able to identify the individual animal from body parts found in a suspect's village, as they matched a profile on Zimbabwe's lion database.