Wildlife Conservation

September 28, 2026

Trump Admin Narrows Endangered Species Act: Developers Can Now Accidentally Kill Protected Animals Legally

The Hook The US Fish and Wildlife Service has quietly redefined what “take” means under the Endangered Species Act — and the new interpretation means developers, loggers, and landowners can now accidentally

Bear 32 Chunk standing near Brooks Falls in Katmai National Park

Nature·USA

Fat Bear Week 2026 Is Open: Defending Champion Chunk Opens Against Bear 164 on Wednesday Sept 23

Update (September 22): Voting is now open. This article has been updated with the bracket, voting hours and first-round matchups. Voting for Fat Bear Week 2026 opened on Tuesday. If you want a say in which Alaska brown bear gets

September 19, 2026

Scientists named the first new cat species in over a century—it was hiding in museum specimens from Bolivia’s Andes

Nature·Science·World

For the first time in more than 100 years, scientists have formally described a living cat species—and its discovery did not come from a

Dodamarg Tree Felling Clears Over 6,000 Trees Near Mopa Airport Amid High Court Ban

Environment·Policy

Sarvesh Pednekar has 92,000 followers on Instagram. His tagline is: “कोकण वाचवूया जगाला दाखवूया” — Save Konkan, Show It to the World. He is

Small seed-feeding birds gather on a feeding platform, illustrating habitat and food-source pressures linked to turtle dove recovery.

Nature

Turtle Doves Return After 98% Population Collapse — UK Conservation Project Shows Recovery Is Possible

For most people today, the only turtle doves they'll ever hear are in the Christmas song. But in the 1970s, the UK had approximately 125,000 breeding pairs. By 2021, that population had

Govind Tekale

September 10, 2026

Two-panel image of a rescued female coyote: left, the coyote in poor condition with a visible facial growth standing on a road; right, the same coyote fully recovered, healthy, and well-fed on a porch.

Environment

Studio City Coyote Rescue: Life-Saving Mission for Injured Female Wildlife in Los Angeles

Wildlife rescuers in Los Angeles are intensifying efforts to locate and safely capture a female coyote living with a significant facial growth in the Studio City neighborhood, seeking donations to fund the

Govind Tekale

August 29, 2026

A rodent forages on city pavement in daylight, behaviour made easier by winters that no longer slow breeding

Environment·News·Science

Warmer winters fuel rat infestations globally as climate change reshapes urban pest management

Warmer winters are fueling rat infestations worldwide by removing seasonal limits on breeding, while poison resistance grows and experts turn to fertility control instead.

Rahul Somvanshi

August 26, 2026

Three gray wolves resting together on sandy ground at a wildlife sanctuary, showing the social nature of wolf packs that Colorado is working to reestablish.

Environment·Nature·Policy·Wildlife

Colorado Wolf Reintroduction Falters: Trump Administration Halts Funding as Eric Odell Steps Down

18 wolves, 14 pups, 50% voters want suspension. Eric Odell retires as Trump blocks federal support. Colorado's wolf reintroduction hits an inflection point.

Govind Tekale

August 17, 2026

Ganges river dolphin silhouette emerging from calm river water, illustrating the endangered species found in the Brahmaputra river system

Conservation·Environment·India·Wildlife

CAMPA Approves Dolphin Recovery Plan as 6,327 Ganges Dolphins Face Silence in Brahmaputra’s Noisiest River Stretch

India’s government has approved a recovery plan for Gangetic river dolphins in the Brahmaputra. The Compensatory Afforestation Management and Planning Authority (CAMPA) gave the green light on July 10, 2026, during its

Govind Tekale

August 12, 2026

Asia·Entertainment·Wildlife

Japan’s Viral Monkey Punch Turns One—and Gets 2,500 Birthday Cards

Punch, the orphaned Japanese macaque who went viral clinging to a plush toy, turned one at Ichikawa City Zoo and received over 2,500 birthday cards from global fans.

Govind Tekale

July 28, 2026

Blue poison dart frog (Dendrobates azureus) on green foliage, representing amphibians vulnerable to multiple environmental threats.

Environment·Science·Wildlife

Global Wildlife Down 73%: “Tackling Threats One at a Time Will Not Be Enough,” Warns Major 70-Year Study

When Six Threats Hit at Once: Global Wildlife Is Disappearing Faster | KarmActive Biodiversity When Six Threats Hit at Once: Global Wildlife Is Disappearing Faster Than Previously Understood A study of 3,129

Rahul Somvanshi

April 10, 2026

Leopard standing alert at Rajiv Gandhi Zoological Park in Pune, Maharashtra, illustrating the species commonly found across forest corridors near urban areas in the state.

India·Wildlife

Thane leopard sightings surge—but experts say it’s CCTV boom, not big cat population explosion

Over the past couple of days, Thane has found itself on high alert over leopard sightings. CCTV clips, WhatsApp forwards and faster news alerts have created a panic among the residents living/moving

Noel R

January 25, 2026

Rhesus macaque sitting in tall roadside grass next to a wooden animal transport crate after the Mississippi lab-monkey truck crash.

News·USA·Wildlife

Mississippi Monkey Escape: 3 of 21 Lab Primates Still Missing After I-59 Truck Crash Near Heidelberg

⚠️ Ongoing Incident Mississippi Highway Crash Leaves Research Monkeys on the Loose 📅 October 30, 2025 📍 Jasper County, Mississippi ⏱️ 4 min read A rhesus macaque sits in roadside grass beside

Tejal Somvanshi

October 30, 2025

Philippine pangolin pup nudging its curled-up mother in a Palawan forest

Conservation·Crime·News·Policy·Wildlife

Nigeria Wildlife Trafficking Penalties: ₦12m Fines And “Up To 10 Years,” Senate Says

Nigeria’s New Wildlife Trafficking Penalties – Interactive Brief Wildlife Crime Nigeria to impose stricter fines, jail sentences on wildlife traffickers Traffickers of ivory, pangolin scales, and other wildlife are set to face

Karmactive Staff

October 30, 2025

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