To date, Remembering Wildlife has raised more than $1.6 million for 85 conservation organizations in 35 countries.
As an Industry and a Cooking Ingredient, Seaweed Is Gaining Ground in Brazil
In Paraty, Brazil, a Caiçara family has transformed seaweed cultivation into gastronomy, educational tourism and a source of income.
In Paraty, Brazil, a Caiçara family has transformed seaweed cultivation into gastronomy, educational tourism and a source of income.
Global Marine Protected Areas Fail to Safeguard Most Sharks and Rays: Study
The analysis also reveals major gaps in reporting on the extent of fishing and harvesting re-strictions in these preserves.
The analysis also reveals major gaps in reporting on the extent of fishing and harvesting re-strictions in these preserves.
How AI Helps Gather Remote Biodiversity Data: Interview With Microsoft’s Juan Lavista Ferres
An AI-powered tool is helping keep an eye on the world’s most remote forests.
An AI-powered tool is helping keep an eye on the world’s most remote forests.
Rescued From Traffickers, Reintroduced Orangutan Becomes Mother in the Wild
A rescued orangutan’s journey from captivity to motherhood highlights the success of wildlife rehabilitation and conservation.
A rescued orangutan’s journey from captivity to motherhood highlights the success of wildlife rehabilitation and conservation.
World Elephant Day: How These Giants Are Adapting to a Changing World
Elephants are adapting to changing environments as conservationists work to protect their habitats and survival.
Elephants are adapting to changing environments as conservationists work to protect their habitats and survival.
Forest Fires Likely to Continue to Burn Twice as Much Without ‘Serious Action’ on Climate Change
Researchers warn that worsening climate conditions could drive larger forest fires without stronger climate action.
Researchers warn that worsening climate conditions could drive larger forest fires without stronger climate action.
Climate Change Doubled Likelihood of Canada’s Extreme Fire Weather, Study Finds
A new study links climate change to increased risks of extreme fire conditions across Canada’s wildfire seasons.
A new study links climate change to increased risks of extreme fire conditions across Canada’s wildfire seasons.
World Lion Day: The Communities Living With Lions
Communities sharing landscapes with lions reveal the challenges and opportunities of coexistence and conservation.
Communities sharing landscapes with lions reveal the challenges and opportunities of coexistence and conservation.
‘This Is What’s Working’: Indigenous Leaders on Environment Solutions in Their Communities
In the past, government officials promoted planting coffee or cacao in agroforestry systems near his community.
In the past, government officials promoted planting coffee or cacao in agroforestry systems near his community.
Protecting Primates Could Protect Thousands of Other Species, Study Finds
A 2025 study found that monkeys, apes and other charismatic primates are potential “umbrella species” as well.
A 2025 study found that monkeys, apes and other charismatic primates are potential “umbrella species” as well.
How Social Media and Parrotfish Poop Are Protecting the Maldives
These species weren’t historically targeted by Maldivian fishers, but were rising in popularity over the last decade.
These species weren’t historically targeted by Maldivian fishers, but were rising in popularity over the last decade.
Some Free-Roaming Cats in New York City Are Parasite ‘Super-Shedders,’ Study Shows
If you’ve ever strolled through New York City and felt like there were a lot of cats strutting the streets, you weren’t wrong.
If you’ve ever strolled through New York City and felt like there were a lot of cats strutting the streets, you weren’t wrong.
Documentary Captures Impacts of Diamond Mining Along South Africa’s West Coast
A documentary explores how diamond mining has transformed coastal landscapes, communities, and ecosystems in South Africa.
A documentary explores how diamond mining has transformed coastal landscapes, communities, and ecosystems in South Africa.
Investigation Exposes Cambodia’s Illegal Wildlife Trade Linked to Transnational Crime
An investigation reveals how illegal wildlife trafficking networks threaten endangered species and connect to organized crime.
An investigation reveals how illegal wildlife trafficking networks threaten endangered species and connect to organized crime.
Global Hunger Levels Fall but Africa Still Lags Behind, UN Report Finds
A UN report shows global hunger declining while many African countries continue facing severe food insecurity challenges.
A UN report shows global hunger declining while many African countries continue facing severe food insecurity challenges.