WILDLIFE

Community engagement is vital to conservation success—it allows conservationists to involve local people in the management and protection of the

A grim phenomenon took place in Antarctica’s Bellingshausen Sea in spring of 2022. Researchers recently determined that, due to climate

August 14, 2023 By Zachary Mutinda, Save the Elephants Researcher On the edge of Kenya’s vast Tsavo West National Park

July 24, 2023 By Dr. Jim Sanderson, Director of Small Wild Cat Conservation Foundation In 2018, I visited Buyandelger Suuri

With the heavy chain slung over her shoulder, Stephanie Barron climbed up the makeshift ladder along the tree trunk. Steel

Anxiously waiting for his colleague to return, Getachew Assefa sat in his tent under a blanket of stars above. The

The Save the Elephants (STE) Human-Elephant Coexistence team treaded carefully, avoiding the broken stalks of the farmer’s ruined maize field.

A herd of African forest elephants moves majestically through a tropical rainforest. With each step, they trample dense vegetation that,

June 6, 2023 By Carey Wentz, MRN Communications Manager If you’ve ever had the chance to see a yellow-naped parrot

Rising sea levels. Uncontrollable megafires. Warming global temperatures. We all know the headlines. The climate crisis is already being felt