A deal for the seal

The last flight

VIETNAM

CHINA

Turtle deaths

SOUTH AFRICA

Dying bustard

Argentina

Zoo closure

UNITED NATIONS

Saved!

Crowded out

Human threat to biodiversity

Another first in clones

Cloned wildcats breed naturally; implications for conservation

No diclofenac. Water for birds

Wildlife board meets, calls for wider reforms

What's metapopulation biology

Metapopulation biology shows how

40 New species

An expedition to a remote Indonesian jungle unravels a few of nature's longstanding mysteries

Controvesy over South China tiger's photograph

In 2 years, 1 lakh endangered horseshoe crabs saved in Odisha

Scientists are resorting to artificial breeding and larval rearing to increase their population

Climate mapping can point to danger spots where new pest threatens Africa’s cycads

Cycads, the world’s oldest seed-producing plants, are facing extinction. Africa is home to a variety of cycad species 

The pygmy hog: to the brink of extinction and back

The pygmy hog, the smallest member of the pig family, was almost wiped out, but a careful breeding programme, as well as taking care of the …

Irrawaddy dolphin on brink of extinction in Myanmar

Despite their deep bond with local fishermen, the aquatic animal may go extinct in the region due to illegal activities

What dragonflies say about our ignorance of the natural world

There are 6,000 named dragonfly species worldwide but recently 60 new species were found showing how much more we can learn

Survey of global species' distribution data shows gaps in emerging economies

As part of the survey, scientists investigated millions of records about the distribution of known species of mammals, birds and amphibians

Stalking the pugmarks of the animal trade

The last stop of an investigative film is the South American Indian, dirt-poor and coerced into poaching by the 'big boss'

Global warming causes extinction of species

Scientists warn a rise in temperature will reduce the habitable area in North America's mountains and cause a reduction in the number of mammal …