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Hantavirus is on the rise in Argentina, where a stricken cruise ship began its journey

The Latest: 3 passengers from virus-hit cruise ship evacuated to the Netherlands
Rethinking conservation through elephants’ sense of time and memory

Rethinking conservation through elephants’ sense of time and memory
Cruise ship hantavirus latest: Canary Islands leader rejects vessel as virus confirmed to spread human to human

Cruise ship hantavirus latest: Canary Islands leader rejects vessel as virus confirmed to spread human to human
A new documentary film captures rare mountain gorilla behavior

A new documentary film captures rare mountain gorilla behavior
How a deadly hantavirus outbreak unfolded on a cruise ship for weeks before it was identified

How a deadly hantavirus outbreak unfolded on a cruise ship for weeks before it was identified
In Senegal, artisanal fishing kills a surprising number of sharks and rays: study

In Senegal, artisanal fishing kills a surprising number of sharks and rays: study
Inside the cruise ship at the center of the hantavirus outbreak

Inside the cruise ship at the center of the hantavirus outbreak
Study finds microplastics in tadpoles in the Amazon for the first time

Study finds microplastics in tadpoles in the Amazon for the first time
British crew member needs ‘urgent’ care after suspected hantavirus outbreak leaves three dead on cruise ship: Latest

British crew member needs ‘urgent’ care after suspected hantavirus outbreak leaves three dead on cruise ship: Latest
Declining Australian tree health is as big a problem as bushfires (commentary)

Declining Australian tree health is as big a problem as bushfires (commentary)
What to know about hantavirus as illness linked with three deaths on Atlantic cruise ship

What to know about hantavirus as illness linked with three deaths on Atlantic cruise ship
A forest in Costa Rica. The country is considered a pioneer in a forest protection mechanism that has helped drastically reverse deforestation. Image by Rhett Butler.

Can listening to a forest reveal whether it is ecologically healthy?
A cruise ship is waiting for help after a suspected outbreak of rare hantavirus onboard killed 3

A cruise ship is waiting for help after a suspected outbreak of rare hantavirus onboard killed 3
Cambodia tested waters amid pollution claims; months later, still no public results

Cambodia tested waters amid pollution claims; months later, still no public results
A suspected hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship in the Atlantic Ocean kills 3 people, WHO says

A suspected hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship in the Atlantic Ocean kills 3 people, WHO says
RJ Nichole Ledesma, chronicler of unsettled ground on Negros Island, was killed last month. He was 30.

RJ Nichole Ledesma, chronicler of unsettled ground on Negros Island, was killed last month. He was 30.
Cocaine exposure drives salmon to alter movements

Cocaine exposure drives salmon to alter movements
International Leopard Day: A spotty outlook for the spotted cat

International Leopard Day: A spotty outlook for the spotted cat
In Indonesia, a schoolboy moves mountains on waste as government targets reform

In Indonesia, a schoolboy moves mountains on waste as government targets reform
Bangladesh struggles to choose between food security & stable groundwater table

Bangladesh struggles to choose between food security & stable groundwater table
Brazil prosecutors launch suit against meatpacking giant JBS over beef tied to slavery-like labor

Brazil prosecutors launch suit against meatpacking giant JBS over beef tied to slavery-like labor
World’s largest shark conference is set to begin in Sri Lanka next week

World’s largest shark conference is set to begin in Sri Lanka next week
Why evidence matters in environmental journalism

Why evidence matters in environmental journalism
DRC copper exports to US set to surge amid warnings of corruption risk

DRC copper exports to US set to surge amid warnings of corruption risk
Kenyan Court allows landmark BP toxic waste lawsuit to proceed

Kenyan Court allows landmark BP toxic waste lawsuit to proceed
How Spoorthy Raman tells the world’s wildlife stories from a desk in the middle of the Atlantic

How Spoorthy Raman tells the world’s wildlife stories from a desk in the middle of the Atlantic
Singapore’s population of Raffles’ banded langur has doubled

Singapore’s population of Raffles’ banded langur has doubled
Global trade in sea cucumbers ‘alarming’ with many species at risk: Study

Global trade in sea cucumbers ‘alarming’ with many species at risk: Study
Most of Chi’s annual income comes from selling apricot blossoms — a symbol of luck and prosperity in Vietnam — around Lunar New Year.

Saline intrusion in Mekong Delta leaves farmers and scientists at odds
New report reveals how environmental crime threatens Amazonian communities

New report reveals how environmental crime threatens Amazonian communities
Borneo's GIGANTIC bat caves

Borneo’s GIGANTIC bat caves
Laos can do more to mitigate chemical pollution of rivers flowing into Vietnam (analysis)

Laos can do more to mitigate chemical pollution of rivers flowing into Vietnam (analysis)
Marine resource conflicts in Africa revolve mostly around access: Study

Marine resource conflicts in Africa revolve mostly around access: Study
A “good year” for forests changes less than it seems

A “good year” for forests changes less than it seems
Baudin’s black cockatoo flying

Black cockatoo species caught in the crosshairs of global race for minerals
Nearly three in four marine protected areas undermined by wastewater pollution

Nearly three in four marine protected areas undermined by wastewater pollution
Species thought extinct for thousands of years ‘rediscovered’ thanks to Indigenous knowledge

Species thought extinct for thousands of years ‘rediscovered’ thanks to Indigenous knowledge
A search engine for the planet opens to the public

A search engine for the planet opens to the public
Khudi Bari hause

Centering an Indigenous approach to forestry
Some of the Conservation Optimism team at their summit last year. Image courtesy of Conservation Optimism.

Young conservationists are building hope & optimism despite challenging times (commentary)
Novel DNA research shows massive native ant decline over hundreds of years in Fiji

Novel DNA research shows massive native ant decline over hundreds of years in Fiji
India has a wealth of bats, but our knowledge of them is poor: Report

India has a wealth of bats, but our knowledge of them is poor: Report
"Flower Power" was taken by Bernie Boston The Washington Evening Star on October 21, 1967, during the March on the Pentagon by the National Mobilization Committee to End the War in Vietnam. It shows a protester placing a carnation into the barrel of an M14 rifle held by a soldier of the 503rd Military Police Battalion (Airborne).

When protest works
As global 30x30 goal lags, Colombia shows how progress can be made

As global 30×30 goal lags, Colombia shows how progress can be made
Offshore wind’s clean energy potential remains largely untapped, say experts

Offshore wind’s clean energy potential remains largely untapped, say experts
A blue-nosed chameleon in Madagascar: Photo of the week

A blue-nosed chameleon in Madagascar: Photo of the week
Celebrating the 'gardeners of the forest' on World Tapir Day

Celebrating the ‘gardeners of the forest’ on World Tapir Day
After nearly a century, Taiwan's legless lizard gets its own identity

After nearly a century, Taiwan’s legless lizard gets its own identity
As Walk for Peace begins in Sri Lanka, activists call for animal rights

As Walk for Peace begins in Sri Lanka, activists call for animal rights
Citizen science helps reconnect Singapore treetops for elusive leaf-eating langurs

Citizen science helps reconnect Singapore treetops for elusive leaf-eating langurs
How Bangladesh builds houses that stand in extreme floods

How Bangladesh builds houses that stand in extreme floods
Wetland destruction for mining, oil palm tied to crocodile attacks in Indonesia

Wetland destruction for mining, oil palm tied to crocodile attacks in Indonesia
Linking habitats strengthens wildlife microbiomes, helps fight disease: Study

Linking habitats strengthens wildlife microbiomes, helps fight disease: Study
Investigators eye organized crime links in 3-ton pangolin scale haul at Jakarta port

Investigators eye organized crime links in 3-ton pangolin scale haul at Jakarta port
AI is a double-edged sword for Indigenous stewardship, say U.N. experts

AI is a double-edged sword for Indigenous stewardship, say U.N. experts
A freshly-caught shark on display for sale at a traditional market in Tanjung Luar, February 21, 2025.

A shark meat processing village and market in Indonesia’s Lombok
New ‘cryptic’ gecko species discovered in Vietnam’s imperiled karst forests

New ‘cryptic’ gecko species discovered in Vietnam’s imperiled karst forests
Indigenous knowledge helps identify new, highly threatened skink in Australia

Indigenous knowledge helps identify new, highly threatened skink in Australia
Amid conflict and poaching, tech helps boost mountain gorilla numbers

Amid conflict and poaching, tech helps boost mountain gorilla numbers
In Pakistan's deadly heat, low-cost cooling tools offer a lifeline for pregnant women

In Pakistan’s deadly heat, low-cost cooling tools offer a lifeline for pregnant women
Open dumping & failed reforms bury Sri Lankan cities in waste problem

Open dumping & failed reforms bury Sri Lankan cities in waste problem
Chile’s plan to protect another 10% of its ocean is stalled by the new government

Chile’s plan to protect another 10% of its ocean is stalled by the new government
Study finds bottom trawling nets 3,000 marine fish species, including threatened ones

Study finds bottom trawling nets 3,000 marine fish species, including threatened ones
How much does a penguin weigh?

How much does a penguin weigh?
Indigenous peoples’ health cannot be separated from the environment, U.N. delegates warn

Indigenous peoples’ health cannot be separated from the environment, U.N. delegates warn
Oil spill continues in Gulf of Mexico vulnerable habitats, while Pemex admits fault

Oil spill continues in Gulf of Mexico vulnerable habitats, while Pemex admits fault
AI tool listens for endangered orcas in real time to reduce human disturbance

AI tool listens for endangered orcas in real time to reduce human disturbance
Appeals court keeps 'Alligator Alcatraz' open, rejecting need for federal environmental review

Appeals court keeps ‘Alligator Alcatraz’ open, rejecting need for federal environmental review
How marine flyways could help save the world’s declining seabird population

How marine flyways could help save the world’s declining seabird population
Chinese court cases reveal most trafficked rhino horns come from Southern Africa

Chinese court cases reveal most trafficked rhino horns come from Southern Africa
We can navigate conservation’s ‘epidemic of suffering’ by building a culture of care (commentary)

We can navigate conservation’s ‘epidemic of suffering’ by building a culture of care (commentary)
Push for solar park in Sri Lanka’s elephant terrain raises concern

Push for solar park in Sri Lanka’s elephant terrain raises concern
George Schaller in Alaska. Photo courtesy of the George B. Schaller Archive.

How do you write the life of someone who avoided the spotlight? Miriam Horn on her biography of George Schaller
Chernobyl's radioactive landscape is a testament to nature’s resilience and survival spirit

Chernobyl’s radioactive landscape is a testament to nature’s resilience and survival spirit
Brazil taps legal loophole to issue bids for Amazon ‘tipping point’ road

Brazil taps legal loophole to issue bids for Amazon ‘tipping point’ road
Malawi government suspends coal miner’s license over river pollution

Malawi government suspends coal miner’s license over river pollution
Studying the world’s largest gathering of forest elephants with sound and field observation

Studying the world’s largest gathering of forest elephants with sound and field observation
What the grim outlook for Alpine Ash forests tell us about forestry dogma (commentary)

What the grim outlook for Alpine Ash forests tell us about forestry dogma (commentary)
Americas flyways atlas maps the routes of 89 at-risk migratory bird species

Americas flyways atlas maps the routes of 89 at-risk migratory bird species
Santi, middle, flanked by Mongabay staff writer for Brazil Fernanda Wenzel, left, and senior editor for Southeast Asia Philip Jacobson. Image by Alexandre de Santi.

Alexandre de Santi on camaraderie and uncovering hidden truths in Brazil
Thomas J. Walker studied the songs of crickets and katydids

Thomas J. Walker studied the songs of crickets and katydids
A Philippine duck (Anas luzonica) at Liguasan Marsh.

Energy crisis revives push to drill in Philippines’ largest intact wetland
Virtus Minerals signs first major deal under US-DRC critical minerals partnership

Virtus Minerals signs first major deal under US-DRC critical minerals partnership
Chimp ‘civil war’ follows rare community split in a Ugandan national park

Chimp ‘civil war’ follows rare community split in a Ugandan national park
Community-led ecotourism protects rebounding wild cattle in Thailand

Community-led ecotourism protects rebounding wild cattle in Thailand
EU deforestation law nudges timber trade, Indonesia probe shows, but risks persist

EU deforestation law nudges timber trade, Indonesia probe shows, but risks persist
The King River enters Macquarie Harbour, where decades of mining have contributed to contaminated sediment buildup at the river’s delta. Image by Stefan Lovgren.

In Tasmania, the mines have closed but the rivers remember
BP sued in Kenya over alleged toxic waste from 1980s oil exploration

BP sued in Kenya over alleged toxic waste from 1980s oil exploration
Lizulu Market in Malawi's capital, Lilongwe

Strait of Hormuz crisis should catalyze African biofertilizer production (commentary)
From carp to hippos, 43% of large freshwater animal species spread far beyond native ranges

From carp to hippos, 43% of large freshwater animal species spread far beyond native ranges
A chimpanzee’s rhythmic drumming with floorboards hints at origins of instruments

A chimpanzee’s rhythmic drumming with floorboards hints at origins of instruments
Rethinking how we talk about conservation—and why it matters

10 forces that could reshape the future of the world’s forests
Nearly a million birds shipped from Africa to Asia in 15 years; canaries top the list

Nearly a million birds shipped from Africa to Asia in 15 years; canaries top the list
View of the landscape where the reforestation corridor project is located in eastern Madagascar.

A reforestation corridor in Madagascar offers a future for lemurs and locals
Invasive ferrets removed from an island in a world-first

Invasive ferrets removed from an island in a world-first
Coexisting with America’s growing urban coyote population is easier than you think

Coexisting with America’s growing urban coyote population is easier than you think
Deep-sea wildernesses are more important than the promise of seafloor mining (analysis)

Deep-sea wildernesses are more important than the promise of seafloor mining (analysis)
The field biologist who helped redefine conservation

The field biologist who helped redefine conservation
Landmark win for Thai villagers, but gold mine appeal delays justice

Landmark win for Thai villagers, but gold mine appeal delays justice
Emmanuel de Merode at an airstrip near Salonga National Park in DRC in March 2026. Photo by Rhett Ayers Butler

Can nature outcompete war in Eastern Congo?
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