Intercontinental collaboration secures a migratory bird population
This is a story of how conservation efforts to save a migratory bird was successful in bringing the species back from the brink of extinction...
Mr. Velvet Scoter – the last of its kind in the entire Caucasus
This is the story of how we, Nature Conservation Georgia (NCG), ended up at the remote village of Tabatskuri, on Lake Tabatskuri - a serene landscape nestled in a volcanic plateau - where we painted gigantic Velvet Scoters. These are diving ducks, which were thought to be lost in Georgia and across the Caucasus until very recently when a miraculous discovery was made.
Be a Buddy to Bats
Learn about bats and their conservation!
Sawfish in Papua: From Lake to Sea
Get a new perspective on a misunderstood fish roaming the waters of Indonesia, the endangered sawfish.
Chaos in the Burrow
A stampede started as soon as our Bolero reached the [...]
A Tale of Two River Dolphins
Celebrate International Freshwater Dolphin Day by learning about the Ganges river dolphin and the Indus river dolphin!
A new hope for Montagu’s Harrier in Portugal
21 young Montagu's harriers are flying freely in Portugal, representing hope for the future of their threatened species.
Music, Movement, and Wolves
Join us in meeting Jen GaNun, a musician, dancer, and wolf conservationist, on the Good Natured Podcast, hosted by Conservation Optimism! Jen speaks about her passion for using her creativity to spread the message of conservation, focusing on the endangered grey wolf in Colorado.
Hunt for the Treasure
A story of hope, remorse, and transformation from the remote tropical forests of Asia. Arkajyoti shares his experience of an adventure in search of a "treasure" and how his journey transforms the perception of a local tribesman about his surrounding.
Addressing some of Uganda’s most urgent wildlife and conservation priorities
Meeting Dr. James Watuwa: A Ugandan vet who’s typical day can include rescuing a snared elephant, collaring a lion, or surveying mountain gorilla populations for the Ugandan and Rwandan governments.