Wildlife enthusiast Pathum Bandara watched Kavantissa, believed to be Sri Lanka’s tallest living tusker, moving gently ...

Paul Spong’s life has been entwined with whales for nearly six decades. In the 1960s, Spong, who hails from Aotearoa New Zealand, moved to the U.S. to study physiological psychology at the Brain ...

Lawmakers in Suriname are calling for a formal investigation into mining activity that allegedly uses heavily restricted ...

A proposed fishmeal plant in Cuncolim on India’s southwestern coast has reignited opposition to an industry accused of ...

A chance sighting of photos on Instagram, then a five-day expedition, including a last-minute, late-night detour in a ...

Where are ecosystems still left standing? Where should conservation be focused? A new tool is attempting to answer these ...

Senegal’s rapidly growing fishmeal industry is diverting fish from local markets into factories producing feed for farmed seafood and livestock, raising concerns about food security and fishing ...

A new-to-science species of egg-eating snake has been documented in the forested mountains of southern Ethiopia, according to ...

Construction of a power plant that will burn waste to generate electricity at a landfill near Bangladesh’s capital faces strong opposition from nearby communities, who say they fear severe health ...

Wildfires in West Kalimantan, Indonesia, are leaving wildlife without fresh water as ponds turn brackish and forest pools dry ...

Like a dark cloud of pestilence spreading across the globe in a science fiction movie, a highly contagious, fatal strain of ...

Africa’s monitored wildlife populations have declined an average of 80% since 1970, according to a new global assessment.