Rare butterfly spotted for 1st time in over a century at Toronto's High Park | CBC News
A zebra swallowtail butterfly has been sighted in Toronto's High Park for the first time since 1896, indicating rare species presence despite historical decline.
Latest rhino count a mixed bag for world's five species DW 08/08/2025
The global rhino count shows a notable increase in Black rhinos, rising from 6,195 to 6,788, indicating conservation efforts are positively impacting this species.
Searching for the next generation of American kestrels - High Country News
Urban development, avian flu, and invasive species threaten American kestrels; conservationists are installing nest boxes to support their populations.
Future of bees at risk as temperatures rise, Trump to cut research funds
Bees, like people, may cope with rising heat by retreating to cooler environments, such as shade or their nests, to avoid overheating, researchers found.
With help from AI, this threatened frog is making a comeback
AI helps scientists monitor the threatened California red-legged frog by identifying mating calls from audio recordings, enhancing conservation efforts.
Extinction crisis' could see 500 bird species vanish within a century report
The extinction crisis is unprecedented in modern times, with over 500 bird species potentially vanishing due to habitat loss, increasing this number threefold from past centuries.
