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Galaxy frog in the Western Ghats, India, with photo taken by conservationist Rajkumar K P as part of conservation project (c) Rajkumar K P ZSL .jpg

New species described amid threats to amphibian survival
An ‘ethereal’ new-to-science poison dart frog from the Amazon: Photo of the week

An ‘ethereal’ new-to-science poison dart frog from the Amazon: Photo of the week
Shipping’s biofuel gamble could deepen Africa’s land squeeze and food insecurity (commentary)

Shipping’s biofuel gamble could deepen Africa’s land squeeze and food insecurity (commentary)
Vincent Tateburuk

Many Indigenous peoples in Asia feel excluded from nat’l biodiversity planning: Report
Deep-sea mining rules face delays despite urgent push

Deep-sea mining rules face delays despite urgent push
Fish on a beach in New Ireland province. Image ©Sebastian Velasquez.

PNG’s New Ireland coastal waters causing fish deaths, human sickness
Proboscis monkey found in Thailand adds to evidence of cross-border illegal trade

Proboscis monkey found in Thailand adds to evidence of cross-border illegal trade
Deadly Indonesia landfill collapse a ‘serious warning’ of systemic failure

Deadly Indonesia landfill collapse a ‘serious warning’ of systemic failure
California condors nesting in Pacific Northwest for first time in a century, on Yurok territory

California condors nesting in Pacific Northwest for first time in a century, on Yurok territory
Jakarta port authorities seize 3 tons of pangolin scales in Cambodia-bound container

Jakarta port authorities seize 3 tons of pangolin scales in Cambodia-bound container
Contested Amazon dam called to review water flow as river ecosystem fails

Contested Amazon dam called to review water flow as river ecosystem fails
New mapping data show where oil blocks threaten Venezuela’s protected areas

New mapping data show where oil blocks threaten Venezuela’s protected areas
Chapalain during a workshop at the Nature, Environment, Wildlife, Filmmaking Conference in Durban, South Africa, in 2025. Image courtesy of Samuel Gichuru.

Juliette Chapalain on building networks and nurturing talent to tell Africa’s environmental stories
Eight arrested as Europe cracks down on lucrative eel smuggling syndicates

Eight arrested as Europe cracks down on lucrative eel smuggling syndicates
Facebook shuts Indonesia groups after Mongabay and Bellingcat report illegal wildlife trade

Facebook shuts Indonesia groups after Mongabay and Bellingcat report illegal wildlife trade
Nepal's rural women at increasing risk of human-wildlife conflict

Nepal’s rural women at increasing risk of human-wildlife conflict
Rare ocelot spotted on Mexico’s Cozumel Island

Rare ocelot spotted on Mexico’s Cozumel Island
Rwanda advances nuclear ambitions after positive IAEA assessment

Rwanda advances nuclear ambitions after positive IAEA assessment
A bonobo named Kanzi could play pretend, challenging ideas about animal imaginations

A bonobo named Kanzi could play pretend, challenging ideas about animal imaginations
Toucans reintroduced 50 years ago disperse seeds of endangered trees in Brazil

Toucans reintroduced 50 years ago disperse seeds of endangered trees in Brazil
Flagship conservation platforms SMART and EarthRanger join forces in new tech partnership

Flagship conservation platforms SMART and EarthRanger join forces in new tech partnership
Two marsupials thought extinct for 6,000 years found alive in Indonesian Papua

Two marsupials thought extinct for 6,000 years found alive in Indonesian Papua
By protecting tigers ‘we save so much more,’ says Debbie Banks

By protecting tigers ‘we save so much more,’ says Debbie Banks
In Brazil, regenerative farming advances, but deforestation still pressures ecosystems

In Brazil, regenerative farming advances, but deforestation still pressures ecosystems
Massaha forest. Image by ZB.

How a community defended its ancestral forest from logging
Cambodia's Supreme Court denies release of five imprisoned environmental activists

Cambodia’s Supreme Court denies release of five imprisoned environmental activists
The hidden cost of fisheries subsidies

The hidden cost of fisheries subsidies
The Dutch Nitrogen Crisis

The Dutch Nitrogen Crisis
Glyphosate found in South African baby cereal; watchdog group calls for ban

Glyphosate found in South African baby cereal; watchdog group calls for ban
Climate-resilient housing models slow to gain ground in disaster-prone Bangladesh

Climate-resilient housing models slow to gain ground in disaster-prone Bangladesh
South Africa endorses treaty to triple global nuclear energy capacity by 2050

South Africa endorses treaty to triple global nuclear energy capacity by 2050
Disastrous floods in Colombia reignite debate over hydroelectric dam

Disastrous floods in Colombia reignite debate over hydroelectric dam
Lower levels of PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ in North Atlantic whales show regulations work: Study

Mass pilot whale stranding in Indonesia raises questions about ocean health
Photos show the dramatic dawn flight of migrating snow geese

Photos show the dramatic dawn flight of migrating snow geese
More than 300 freshwater species described in 2025

More than 300 freshwater species described in 2025
Costa Rica’s head start may mask tougher EUDR road ahead

Costa Rica’s head start may mask tougher EUDR road ahead
Oil patch appears after IRIS Dena sinking in Sri Lanka; origins still unverified

Oil patch appears after IRIS Dena sinking in Sri Lanka; origins still unverified
If Florida reefs aren’t protected, storms will increase flooding & costs: Study

If Florida reefs aren’t protected, storms will increase flooding & costs: Study
Why saving seagrass meadows could help save the world’s coastlines

Why saving seagrass meadows could help save the world’s coastlines
At least 50 people killed and 125 others reported missing after landslides sweep Ethiopia

At least 50 people killed and 125 others reported missing after landslides sweep Ethiopia
A bioluminescent jellyfish

Marine biologist Edie Widder chases bioluminescence in new ‘Life Illuminated’ film
Bangladesh sees rise in ray, shark fishing as traditional seafood species dwindle

Bangladesh sees rise in ray, shark fishing as traditional seafood species dwindle
Growing number of Indigenous Twa forced out of DRC’s forests and into towns

Growing number of Indigenous Twa forced out of DRC’s forests and into towns
Interview with MEP Delara Burkhardt on the EUDR’s second delay

Interview with MEP Delara Burkhardt on the EUDR’s second delay
Belugas facing euthanasia at shuttered Canada theme park may find new homes in US

Belugas facing euthanasia at shuttered Canada theme park may find new homes in US
From forest to flatpack, IKEA faces timber traceability test under EUDR

From forest to flatpack, IKEA faces timber traceability test under EUDR
Works on planned luxury resort on Pemba island go ahead despite concerns

Works on planned luxury resort on Pemba island go ahead despite concerns
The construction site of Bridge Data Centre's 0.2 GW QHI01 data center in Khlong Tamru subdistrict, Chonburi province, Thailand. Photo by Andy Ball/Mongabay.

Thai data center boom sparks fears of water shortage, air pollution
The Wild League aims to turn sports mascots into conservation champions

The Wild League aims to turn sports mascots into conservation champions
How elephants experience time, and what this tells us about protecting them

How elephants experience time, and what this tells us about protecting them
Human rights commission calls on Peru to protect isolated Kakataibo people

Human rights commission calls on Peru to protect isolated Kakataibo people
The promise and perils of the 1995 Mekong River Agreement (commentary)

The promise and perils of the 1995 Mekong River Agreement (commentary)
Can Singapore rewild its lost reptiles?

Can Singapore rewild its lost reptiles?
Northern quoll caught on camera trap.

Indigenous knowledge helps guide conservation of Australia’s endangered northern quoll
In Malawi, farmers rebuild soil and livelihoods through agroecology

In Malawi, farmers rebuild soil and livelihoods through agroecology
Thailand tightens embrace of fossil fuels amid Middle East conflict

Thailand tightens embrace of fossil fuels amid Middle East conflict
Ugandans affected by pipeline discontented over rehabilitation efforts: Report

Ugandans affected by pipeline discontented over rehabilitation efforts: Report
Beetle known for ravaging mango trees now killing baobabs, study finds

Beetle known for ravaging mango trees now killing baobabs, study finds
Seafood fraud is rampant, imperiling fish populations, report finds

Seafood fraud is rampant, imperiling fish populations, report finds
Pascale Moehrle pressed Europe to take its seas seriously

Pascale Moehrle pressed Europe to take its seas seriously
Sri Lankan waters under ‘close watch’ following wreckage of Iranian warship

Sri Lankan waters under ‘close watch’ following wreckage of Iranian warship
Restoration of Brazil’s Atlantic Forest may hinge on market for native plants

Restoration of Brazil’s Atlantic Forest may hinge on market for native plants
The rate of global warming is accelerating, study finds

The rate of global warming is accelerating, study finds
John Cannon’s approach to reporting on nature

John Cannon’s approach to reporting on nature
Antarctic krill sustainability label questioned

Antarctic krill sustainability label questioned
Gelada baboons (Theropithecus gelada) in Ethiopia’s Semien Mountains. Image by Alastair Rae via Flickr (CC BY-SA 2.0).

Climate or biodiversity? Global study maps out forestation’s dilemma
25 years after ‘disaster’ declaration, major U.S. fishery makes a comeback

25 years after ‘disaster’ declaration, major U.S. fishery makes a comeback
Climate change is messing with tropical plants’ flowering times, study shows

Climate change is messing with tropical plants’ flowering times, study shows
Concern among Indigenous leaders, relief for a few, as Amazon Soy Moratorium falters

Concern among Indigenous leaders, relief for a few, as Amazon Soy Moratorium falters
Archived camera-trap images bring Thailand's tapirs into focus

Archived camera-trap images bring Thailand’s tapirs into focus
Proposed shark net near Club Med resort in South Africa sparks conservation clash

Proposed shark net near Club Med resort in South Africa sparks conservation clash
Biologists from the Idaho Fish and Wildlife Office hike at sunrise to survey for greater sage-grouse in Owyhee County, Idaho.

Emotional and psychological stresses beleaguer conservation professionals (commentary)
Colombia’s coffee industry well placed but wary as EU deforestation rule looms

Colombia’s coffee industry well placed but wary as EU deforestation rule looms
Falling Amazon river flows trigger reality check at Belo Monte power plant

Falling Amazon river flows trigger reality check at Belo Monte power plant
How Amazon communities built their own power systems

How Amazon communities built their own power systems
Paul Brainerd, President of Aldus, Creator of PageMaker, in 1986. Photo credit: DGHealy

Paul Brainerd turned computers into printing presses and fortune into conservation
How the ‘wrong story’ ends up harming nature, and how we can change it

How the ‘wrong story’ ends up harming nature, and how we can change it
A tigress in India.

New mapping approach predicts habitat availability for species conservation
Lawsuit targets TotalEnergies over fossil fuel expansion and Paris Agreement goals

Lawsuit targets TotalEnergies over fossil fuel expansion and Paris Agreement goals
Brazilian police seize more than 1.5 metric tons of shark fins

Brazilian police seize more than 1.5 metric tons of shark fins
Why are conservationists breaking down?

Why are conservationists breaking down?
World’s smallest possum may live beyond its known range in Australia

World’s smallest possum may live beyond its known range in Australia
Deadly landfill collapse exposes risks faced by Philippines’ waste pickers

Deadly landfill collapse exposes risks faced by Philippines’ waste pickers
A Turkana elder stands in front of a boma in the settlement of Kapese. Image by Christopher Clark for Mongabay.

Can Kenya finally deliver on Turkana’s oil promise?
Justin Claude Rakotoarisoa, a guardian of Madagascar’s amphibians, has died, aged 45

Justin Claude Rakotoarisoa, a guardian of Madagascar’s amphibians, has died, aged 45
Cockfights might knockout Peru’s rarest fish?

Cockfights might knockout Peru’s rarest fish?
CHEMAF’s Etoile mine (formerly known as Kalukuluku) in Ruashi-Lubumbashi in the DRC. Image by Didier Makal.

US firm Virtus Minerals closes in on deal for crucial DRC copper and cobalt mines
Traditional fishing rod. Illustration by Sao Sreymao.

In the Colombian Amazon, fishing binds a community to river and forest
Climate change drives uneven shifts in tree diversity across Amazon and Andes

Climate change drives uneven shifts in tree diversity across Amazon and Andes
Senegal gas project draws international scrutiny

Senegal gas project draws international scrutiny
How cockfighting imperils Peru’s critically endangered sawfish

How cockfighting imperils Peru’s critically endangered sawfish
Brazil wanted more protections for its endangered national tree. Then France called

Brazil wanted more protections for its endangered national tree. Then France called
Ocean Equity Index aims to measure justice at sea

Ocean Equity Index aims to measure justice at sea
Mummified cheetahs found in Saudi caves could shape rewilding plans

Mummified cheetahs found in Saudi caves could shape rewilding plans
Letters to the future from journalism’s next generation

Letters to the future from journalism’s next generation
A worker screen-prints flags of the Nepali Congress Party for sale ahead of general election in Kathmandu, Jan. 27, 2026.

In Nepal polls, political parties root for mega infrastructure
Australia spends $18b more on harming nature than protecting it: Study

Australia spends $18b more on harming nature than protecting it: Study
Agroforestry offers market-based way to boost Amazon rains & farmer incomes (analysis)

Agroforestry offers market-based way to boost Amazon rains & farmer incomes (analysis)
Indigenous Ikoots community prepares to relocate as the Pacific floods their town

Indigenous Ikoots community prepares to relocate as the Pacific floods their town
In Myanmar’s limestone hills, people and bats are often too close for comfort

In Myanmar’s limestone hills, people and bats are often too close for comfort
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