Saving Storks Takes a Village
Watch communities come together to save the Greater Adjutant Stork in "Hargila," a new film from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology!
The Tall Journey of Giraffe Conservation in Northwest Namibia
In Namibia, the world's tallest land mammal makes a stand against a stark landscape. Here is another conservation success story from the Giraffe Conservation Foundation as they tackle the tall case of giraffe conservation in Africa's drylands.
Wires, Birds, and Giraffes – Oh my!
In the Nubian highlands, a determined team of veterinarians, led by Drs. Sara Ferguson and Joshua Lubega, work to rescue the Critically Endangered Nubian giraffe from a new deadly threat - wire snares. Read about this inspiring team.
Artivism and Conservation with Sofiya Shukhova
In Season 2 Episode 5 of Good Natured, hosts Julia and Sofia talk to artivist Sofiya Shukhova about the wildlife trade and finding inspiration in unexpected places. Learn more about Sofiya's passion for art and making an impact in conservation!
Turning a Game Reserve into an Outdoor Classroom
Read about how the Giraffe Conservation Foundation's Khomas Environmental Education Programme (KEEP) helps to inspire thousands of young Namibians by leading them on an exciting exploration of the natural environment.
The journey of a kid into conservation
Durga is an aspiring conservationist from Nepal, whose journey in this field started while growing in the green campus which now he calls his Alma mater! Read more about his exciting adventures which consolidated his path.
The power of wildlife photos is reason for optimism
Immerse yourself in these stunning wildlife photos from Laos, and learn how Association Anoulak studies threatened, endemic species in the Annamite mountains.
SEEDs of hope during COVID-19
In the midst of COVID-19, read about the success of SEED Madagascar's recent projects, and the positive impact on species such as lemurs and the flying fox.
Introducing the Future Places Centre Environmental Essay and Poetry Prize
The new “Future Places Prize” calls for essays and poems that illustrate how literature can be a revelatory and imaginative force for helping us to see the natural world and our place in it differently
From surviving to thriving: Measuring the true impact of conservation
The Green Status of Species is the first international standard for measuring the effectiveness of conservation using science-based metric of species recovery. Providing a new way of thinking about conservation impact.