Last month, 20 Mexican Wolf pups born in captivity were reintroduced to the wild across the Southwest US.
Tag Archives: Conservation
New Study: Rising Sea Otter Populations Benefit Humans, Too!
Aside from the obvious benefits of having more cute and cuddly marine mammals in our lives, a new study shows that rising sea otter populations are beneficial for humans in a variety of ways.
First Bald Eagle Chick in 115 Years Hatches on Cape Cod
Amateur bird watcher Joshua Maloney has discovered the first Bald Eagle chick to hatch on Cape Cod in 115 years.
US honeybee populations are up this year, according to new survey
Pollinator populations have been suffering for decades. Finally, we have some good news about U.S honeybees!
Ethiopia Aims to Plant 5 Billion Trees this Year, 20 Billion by 2025
Ethiopia’s Green Legacy Initiate is leading the charge when it comes to African reforestation.
Famed Grizzly Bear Emerges from Hibernation with a Big Surprise
The famous grizzly, known as “399”, is one the oldest known grizzlies to be living in the wild.
Africa is Building the Largest Living Structure on the Planet: The Great Green Wall
When it is finished, the Great Green Wall will be the largest living structure on the planet, easily visible from space.
Wild White Storks Hatch in England for the First Time in Over 600 Years
Wild White storks haven’t given birth in England since the 1600’s. That changed recently thanks to the White Stork Project.
European Union Commits $20B a Year to Protect Environment
The EU announces their Green Deal which pledges to protect over 30% of the EU’s total land and oceans by 2030.
Coca-Cola Backs Plant-Based Bottle Project
Coca-Cola is just one of the growing list of giant companies that are getting behind the Plant-Based-Bottle project.
