Wanted – Dead or Alive
The leading country in the online trade is China, where 18,590 animal products were found on sale, nearly 78% of which were ivory products.
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Empathy for Insects
Entomologists are calling for greater research and science-based community actions to save insects. They say specific legislation is required to preserve the incredible diversity of insects, as well as addressing the huge gaps in our knowledge.
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Finding New Homes Won't Help Emperors
Many species can migrate to avoid the effects of climate change but a new study has shown that, while finding new homes may help Emperor penguins in the short term, by the end of the century their populations will face devastating declines.
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Studies Reveal Extent of Human Threat to Lions
Two new studies highlight the threats posed to lions by human activity, including trophy hunting.
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Abby Crosby - Marine Conservation Officer
Competition can be high for jobs in this sector, but if people persevere and show they are committed they will certainly get the right role in this ever growing sector.
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The Comeback of the Galapagos Tortoise
The global population was down to just 15 tortoises by the 1960s. Now there are some 1,000 tortoises breeding on their own. The population is secure. It’s a rare example of how biologists and managers can collaborate to recover a species from the brink of extinction.
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