WILDLIFE

Last year, we shared the amazing story of Terefe, an injured Ethiopian wolf who was rescued by the Ethiopian Wolf

The Washington Post recently featured a detailed story on one of our Conservation Partners, Global Penguin Society (GPS). For over

Rangers, forest guards, warriors, scouts, field enforcement officers—the titles they serve under are many, but these brave women and men

The dogs were already barking when his truck pulled up to the Ghanzi camp. As he left the vehicle, desert

Paula stared at the small fingers wrapped around the bars of the cage and the shiny eyes peering out from

Herdhanu Jayanto waved away another mosquito as he waded through the knee-high grass of Indonesia’s freshwater wetlands. Since dawn, he

Lomami National Park in the Democratic Republic of Congo is home to a population of just over 700 forest elephants.

Whenever African elephants are mentioned, it is understandably the savannah elephant (Loxodonta africana) that receives all the headlines. Ask any

During Pride month at WCN, we recognize and are grateful for all the incredible impacts that conservationists in the LGBTQIA+

African painted dogs are a magnificent species known for the mottled tapestry of their fur, bestowed in patterns unique to