A tiny fish was last recorded by scientists in 1985; 40 years later, an Indigenous fisherwoman caught the ‘lost’ species in Papua New Guinea’s Sepik River

Representative image of Pipefish from Canva A small freshwater fish that had not been confirmed by…

In 1869, 100 sheep were introduced to Mexico’s Socorro Island; the herd grew to about 5,000 and damaged 30% of the island, then removing 1,762 helped forest cover rise from 29% to 85%

Representative Image (AI-generated) Imagine an island where a herd introduced for ranching gradually became one of…

In 2016, NSW began fencing feral cats and foxes out of three reserves; 10 years later, 13 locally extinct species had returned, some after 100+ years, and were breeding again

Thirteen native animal species that had become locally extinct in New South Wales have returned and…

In Indian Himalayas, a wild spice is helping 200 families protect 100 sq km of forest while generating an income of Rs 39 lakh

For generations, indigenous communities in Arunachal Pradesh had been using a spice in their food for…

UP’s Green Renaissance: A Future Where Growth & Nature Will Thrive | Lucknow News

Chief minister Yogi Adityanath Today, the world is facing the unprecedented challenge of climate change. Rising…

Meet Parveen Shaikh and Barkha Subba: The Indian conservationists who won the ‘Green Oscars’ for saving endangered species |

Indian conservationists Parveen Shaikh and Barkha Subba have won the prestigious Whitley Awards 2026, widely known…

Local Actions for Global Biodiversity Impact: A Call to Community Action |

International Day for Biological Diversity 2026 (AI image) As the world observes Biodiversity Day today under…