
Illegal Logging Leaves Borneo Orangutans Homeless
Orangutans living on Sungai Putri are under threat as illegal logging continues to occur in the area, despite a moratorium that was enforced by the Indonesian government to prohibit exploitation.

Radical overhaul needed to halt Earth’s sixth great extinction event
Life has existed on Earth for roughly 3.7 billion years. During that time we … Read more

How Old Will You Be When These Animals Go Extinct?
It’s estimated that between hundreds to thousands of species go extinct every year, according to stats … Read more

China is Breeding Tigers Like Cattle, and It’s a Billion Dollar Industry
Only a century ago, there were 100,000 tigers roaming wild on the earth. Today, … Read more

This Endangered Species Act Loophole Will Let Killer of Famous Gray Wolf Escape Prosecution
For the first time in 70 years, a wolf padded through the Grand Canyon. … Read more

A Controversial New Study Fuels the Wolf Management Debate
Recently, anti-wolf billboards have cropped up in eastern Washington State. The message is clear, … Read more

Big Brother May Be the Savior of Life on Earth
Just over two hundred years ago, American Naturalist John James Audubon tied some string … Read more

At 80 Years Young, Jane Goodall Still Ignites the Imaginations and Inspirations of Us All
Where did we come from? Scientists and philosophers have been asking that question since … Read more

Saving Endangered Species in a Giant Glass Biodome
Could a giant artificial biodome made of glass be what our planet needs to … Read more

Endangered Animals of the World [Infographic]
This new infographic from Inis Environmental Consultants aims to raise awareness about some of the … Read more