Tag: wildlife

SARS-CoV-2, the virus responsible for COVID-19, has been detected extensively among wildlife species, according to a recent study published on July 29,...

Despite efforts, UNODC's report reveals ongoing wildlife trafficking, impacting over 4,000 species annually. Organized crime, corruption, and environmental risks persist, urging stronger interventions.

Explore the intricate web of wildlife trafficking within the EU, from seizures to legislative measures, and the ongoing battle to combat illegal trade.

Big herbivores get bolder, while carnivores vanish! Discover how animals react to humans based on their diet and habitat. Learn how to minimize conflict for a harmonious coexistence.

Explore how ground chemistry influences wildlife reproduction, as revealed by a groundbreaking study on musk oxen in Greenland. Discover the interdisciplinary approach and implications for wildlife conservation.

New research warns that polar bears are at greater risk of extinction as climate change prolongs Arctic summers, reducing their access to vital sea ice and prey. The study highlights the urgent need for conservation efforts to mitigate the impacts of climate warming on polar bear populations.

Shocking UN report exposes alarming decline of migratory species. Urgent global action needed to protect wildlife.

Explore the significance of CMS COP14 in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, as global leaders convene to protect migratory species and their habitats.

Climate Change Impacts Pathogen Prevalence in Birds and Bats

While the estimated total population of wild lions in Africa ranges between 20,000 and 25,000 individuals, a concerning number of them reside in small, fragmented populations that are at risk of disappearing. For instance, nearly half of the 25 African countries where lions still roam have fewer than 250 individuals, and eight of these nations have only one remaining wild lion population. What's more, less than half of the 62 known wild African lion populations consist of over 100 lions.