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I generally focus on conservation issues effecting biodiversity, land use/abuse, research, and job opportunities that I have come across. Most of the opportunities come from the Opps page and you can click on the button below to take you there.
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Conservation News ~ 10 April 2026

4/10/2026

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  • Trump to revoke protections for endangered species in Gulf of Mexico
  • Judge nixes Trump changes to Endangered Species Act regs
  • Dozens of deep-sea species discovered as new crustaceans named
  • Gray wolf returns to endangered list in northern Midwest
  • New species of begonia discovered in the Philippines
  • Forty new migratory species win international protection: UN body
  • Scientists Just Discovered Japan's First New Bird Species in Over 40 Years
  • Trump's 'God Squad' Will Weigh Gulf Oil Drilling Against the Survival of Endangered Whales
  • Scientists Discover 24 New Deep-Sea Species—Including an Entirely New Branch of Life
  • Second hazel dormouse reintroduction planned at Bradgate Park
  • Endangered gray wolf from SF Zoo heads to New Mexico for conservation breeding
  • This Newly Discovered Frog Carries Its Young in a Pouch on Its Back
  • Scientists discovered at least 11 new species in Cambodia's rocky ecosystems
  • New poison dart frog species found in Panama
  • Trump Admin Waives Protections for Endangered Species to Allow Offshore Oil and Gas Drilling
  • Researchers uncover 10 new moth species and 7 new genera in Hawaiʻi
  • Federal government announces $1.6 billion for protected areas expansion in Canada
  • IUCN and the African Model Forest Network (AMFN) build capacity in Africa’s community-managed forests
  • 'Nature is essential to our economy, our stability, our humanity': IUCN President tells ChangeNOW Summit
  • IUCN calls for the WTO 14th Ministerial Conference to integrate sustainable development as a core principle
  • IUCN highlights the role of wetlands and international cooperation at the opening of CMS COP15
  • Nature in Ibero-American diplomacy: IUCN participates in the Ibero-American Conference of Ministers of Environment and Climate
  • Operationalising the NbSA Demonstration Site in Nioumachioi, Mohéli
  • Community of Practice on Nature-based Solutions meets to advance Forest Landscape Restoration in the Western Balkans
  • Analysis: UK emissions fall 2.4% in 2025 as coal hits 400-year low
  • Many homes already have the power to electrify, study finds
  • The inspiring, infuriating, even comic tale of how we defeated L.A.'s smog
  • Poll Shows Most in US Know Corporate Greed Is to Blame for Energy Affordability Crisis.
  • 24 States Sue the E.P.A. for Renouncing Its Power to Fight Climate Change
  • Will California fund or kill its thriving virtual power plant program?
  • The Iran War is Revealing the Messy Middle of Our Renewable Energy Transition
  • To keep climate science alive, researchers are speaking in code
  • California’s EV future runs through apartments
  • Why $4 gasoline is the tipping point for EVs
  • The West’s unprecedented winter could fuel a summer of disaster
  • California’s Gas Watchdog Warns of Gouging as Pump Prices Soar
  • White House moves to strip California and other states of AI regulation power
  • AI power demand creates ‘high likelihood, high impact’ grid risks
  • Trump wants to spend $1 billion to stop his nemesis — wind farms
  • Scientists discover over 100 new species deep below Australian sea
  • Plastic turned into clean hydrogen fuel using solar reactor and waste battery acid
  • Emperor penguins now considered endangered
  • A rare sign of hope as mountain gorillas welcome two sets of twins in Africa
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Conservation News ~ 27 March 2026

3/27/2026

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  • Critically endangered kākāpō parrot has standout breeding season
  • Marsupials previously thought extinct for millennia discovered in New Guinea
  • New species of ancient mollusk found in South Korean waters
  • Earth is warming faster than previously estimated, new study shows
  • Countries can rewild borders to deter invasions, says EU environment chief
  • Scientists discover hidden species among Borneo's “fanged frogs”
  • Large tortoiseshell butterfly confirmed no longer extinct in UK
  • Critically Endangered Okapi Calf Born at Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center
  • Twin Cities plays major role in plan to protect endangered rusty patched bumblebee
  • Sea levels are already higher than we thought, according to new calculations
  • Two Species Thought Extinct for 6,000 Years Are Found Thriving in New Guinea
  • 'A sobering preview': extreme heat now affects one in three people globally, study finds
  • New African species confirms evolutionary origin of magic mushrooms
  • Scientists discover seven strange frog-like insects hidden in uganda's rainforest
  • Horseshoe Crab Harvesting Will Soon Be Banned in New York
  • Calif. tribe takes back over 600 acres near Palm Springs in historic land return
  • 'New Era': Landmark Policy to Expand Tribal Stewardship for At Least 7.5 Million Acres in California
  • Emergency Lawsuit Challenges Trump's Unlawful Extinction Committee Meeting
  • Scientists discover new bee species that depends on native Texas shrub
  • An 'ethereal' new-to-science poison dart frog from the Amazon
  • Experts call for more attention to African wild pigs
  • Galicia brings together the IUCN and its Members to discuss the future of conservation
  • New report highlights need for clearer biodiversity reporting in the renewable energy transition
  • IUCN seeks greater political will to safeguard pastoralists and rangelands
  • Mapping Nature in Action: NAbSA Releases New Factsheets on Global Contributions for Nature
  • New RISE Challenge grantees and guidance launched to address gender-based violence and environment…
  • IUCN and partners support Model Forests in Asia to advance sustainable landscape management
  • Hong Kong launches new Nature-based Solutions Design Guidelines
  • IUCN and CGIAR join forces to drive Nature-Positive transformation of Global Food and Agricultural Systems - Press release | IUCN
  • 24 States Sue E.P.A. Over Climate Change Decision
  • Sweden’s ‘old-growth’ natural forests store 83% more carbon than managed woodlands – new study
  • Aotearoa (New Zealand) Tohorā Oranga Bill: legal personhood of whales
  • Hawaii tests asphalt made with recycled plastics and fishing nets for shedding
  • San Francisco’s Revamped Seawall Will Teem With Life
  • Columbus Zoo Welcomes Endangered Masai Giraffe Calf, Adding to Critical Conservation Record
  • Satellite images show how fast California's snowpack is melting
  • DNA reveals two new bass species hidden in plain sight
  • A Flying Snake, Turquoise Viper and Variety of Geckos Among New Species Found in Cambodia
  • Deadly fungal disease that attacks bats detected for first time in Oregon
  • $78 million awarded for L.A. County park projects
  • Jellyfish of new species, found off Okinawa, likely use lures to catch fish
  • Uganda reintroduces rhinos into a protected area where they have been extinct since 1983
  • Lincoln Park Zoo Celebrates Healthy Birth of Endangered Baby Black Rhino
  • Mexico's monarch butterfly population jumps 64%, offering hope for at-risk species
  • STATEMENT: California Dept. of Fish and Wildlife recommends limited action to protect ocean
  • Indonesia plan to rezone elephant reserve for carbon trading and tourism sparks backlash
  • Plastic bottles recycled into Parkinson's drug using bacteria
  • Snowy owls, giant otters, hammerhead sharks considered for greater protection at UN conference
  • A Deep-Sea Discovery Reveals 24 New Species and a Rare Scientific Breakthrough
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Conservation News ~ 13 March 2026

3/13/2026

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  • Critically endangered kākāpō parrot has standout breeding season
  • Marsupials previously thought extinct for millennia discovered in New Guinea
  • New species of ancient mollusk found in South Korean waters
  • Earth is warming faster than previously estimated, new study shows
  • Countries can rewild borders to deter invasions, says EU environment chief
  • Scientists discover hidden species among Borneo's “fanged frogs”
  • Large tortoiseshell butterfly confirmed no longer extinct in UK
  • Critically Endangered Okapi Calf Born at Freeport-McMoRan Audubon Species Survival Center
  • Twin Cities plays major role in plan to protect endangered rusty patched bumblebee
  • Sea levels are already higher than we thought, according to new calculations
  • Two Species Thought Extinct for 6,000 Years Are Found Thriving in New Guinea
  • 'A sobering preview': extreme heat now affects one in three people globally, study finds
  • New African species confirms evolutionary origin of magic mushrooms
  • Scientists discover seven strange frog-like insects hidden in uganda's rainforest
  • Horseshoe Crab Harvesting Will Soon Be Banned in New York
  • Calif. tribe takes back over 600 acres near Palm Springs in historic land return
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Conservation News ~ 6 March 2026

3/6/2026

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  • IPBES Business and Biodiversity Report highlights collaboration needed to contribute towards global goals for nature
  • Indigenous communities lead first-ever assessment of fish biodiversity in Salween Peace Park
  • New IRENA-CREEI-IUCN report highlights how solar PV can support nature-positive energy transitions
  • Protecting species in a changing landscape: new study maps key threats in Northern San José
  • IUCN and CBD support countries to advance national action on biodiversity conservation under Target 3
  • BRIDGE Gender Grants: Supporting Women’s Leadership in Transboundary Water Governance
  • IUCN and UNEP launch the CREATES programme to strengthen climate-resilient transboundary water governance and management in Eastern Africa
  • Mountain lions gain protection under California’s Endangered Species Act
  • As deadline looms, Western states don't agree on Colorado River allocations
  • Florida lists reef geckos as 'threatened'
  • US mining company Alcoa hit with ‘unprecedented’ $55m penalty for illegal clearing of WA jarrah forests
  • Milestone for Rewilding as Ostriches Return to Saudi Desert After 100-year Absence
  • Once on the edge of extinction, stork found in Georgia to be removed from endangered species list
  • Scientists discover “ghostly” jellyfish and 25 possible new species in major breakthrough
  • Chestnut's Forestry Project Is Now The First Such U.S. FSC-Verified Initiative For Biodiversity
  •  American Forest Foundation plants millionth tree, expanding income opportunities
  • 158 Giant Endangered Tortoises Released on Galápagos Island Where They'd Been Extinct
  • Trump’s Order Aims to Boost Ingredient Used in Roundup
  • Low river levels expose ancient Amazon face engravings
  • Researchers eye jaguar conservation wins under Brazil Indigenous stewardship project
  • Rising atmospheric CO2 reduces nitrogen availability in boreal forests
  • Amazon deforestation on pace to be the lowest on record, says Brazil
  • Trump Administration Allows New Mexico Ranchers to Kill Endangered Mexican Wolf
  • After 175 years, Galápagos giant tortoises return home
  • Trump administration to remove decades-old protections from Interior Alaska land
  • Sierra Nevada red fox detected in the Lake Tahoe area for the first time in decades
  • Trump Administration Strips Lesser Prairie Chicken of Endangered Species Protections
  • EPA says greenhouse gasses don't harm environment or health
  • UH scientists discover 10 new species of Hawaiian moths
  • Plant near extinction multiplied eightfold thanks to solar panels
  • Panama's golden frogs beat extinction | Popular Science
  • Washoe Tribe Completes Purchase of Largest Indigenous Land Return in Sierra Nevada
  • Kazakhstan plants tens of thousands of trees in giant effort to reintroduce tigers
  • Scientists Just Found Five New Animal Species That Hide in Plain Sight
  • The First North Coast Condors Have Built a Nest in an Old-Growth Redwood, and There Very Well May Be an Egg in It
  • Spreading crushed rock on farms could absorb 1 billion tonnes of CO2
  • Electric Buses Have Passed a Brutal Cold-Weather Test
  • Ranchers can now get permits to kill endangered wolves
  • Marsupials previously thought extinct for millennia discovered in New Guinea
  • New species of ancient mollusk found in South Korean waters
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Conservation News ~ 6 Feb 2026

2/6/2026

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  • New Ladybird Beetle Species Discovered on Kyushu University Campus
  • Critically endangered right whale found dead off NC coast
  • Trump administration delays grizzly Endangered Species Act decision to December
  • Hundreds of new species found in a hidden world beneath the Pacific
  • IUCN and CBD support countries to advance national action on biodiversity conservation under Target 3
  • IUCN launches Mekong FLOW to restore wetlands for millions in Southeast Asia
  • Wise Use, Shared Future: Strengthening Caribbean Wetlands for Climate Resilience
  • Mesoamerica's Integrated Critical Forest Program Launches Regional Governance Mechanism
  • BRIDGE Gender Grants: Supporting Women’s Leadership in Transboundary Water Governance
  • IUCN and UNEP launch the CREATES programme to strengthen climate-resilient transboundary water governance and management in Eastern Africa
  • Addressing the released Strategic Framework for a Competitive and Sustainable EU Bioeconomy
  • Inaugural meeting of Western Balkans Thematic Groups on Ecosystem Restoration and Biodiversity Conservation
  • Over 10,000 Chinook salmon return to California river to spawn
  • Company that 'resurrected' dire wolf announces frozen biovault for endangered species
  • Marine biologists discover 28 new deep sea species—and an old VHS tape
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Conservation News ~ 30 January 2026

1/30/2026

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  • Indonesia to revoke 22 forestry permits after floods that killed over 1000 people
  • Researchers use state-of-the-art technology to tackle major issue in forests
  • Declared Extinct in the 1930s, the World's Rarest Insect Made a Comeback from a Cliff
  • Trump administration delays decision on federal protections for monarch butterflies
  • 35 Cold-Stunned Endangered Sea Turtles Wash Up on New England Beach
  • Small cat conservationists hail Uganda’s new Echuya Forest National Park
  • California’s top wildlife manager leaves post for Nature Conservancy
  • Economic growth no longer linked to carbon emissions in most of the world, study finds
  • Scientists discover nine new species of butterfly from South America from specimens
  • Major conservation of B.C. forestry land totalling 45,000 hectares announced
  • U.S. Protections Sought for Imperiled Malaysian Purple-Femur Tarantula
  • Researchers use state-of-the-art technology to tackle major issue in forests: 'We're not equipped [without it]'
  • Economic growth no longer linked to carbon emissions in most of the world, study finds
  • Science’s 2025 Breakthrough of the Year: The unstoppable rise of renewable energy
  • 280 million e-bikes are slashing oil demand far more than electric vehicles
  • UN report: Five charts showing how global deforestation is declining
  • California Bolsters Climate Commitment with $1.1 Billion Transit and Infrastructure Investment
  • Four bright spots in climate news in 2025
  • Trump says he’ll unleash Venezuela’s oil. But who wants it?
  • Protecting California’s public lands from oil and gas drilling is defending public health
  • Electric company profits will drop a smidge. Don’t get too excited
  • A Year After the LA Fires, Recovery Is Lagging, But Bright Spots Emerge
  • Tesla loses title as world's biggest electric vehicle maker as sales fall for second year in a row
  • 2025 was one of three hottest years on record, scientists say
  • How Trump broke California’s grip on the auto market
  • ‘The perfect storm’: Trump has left the US less prepared for natural disasters, experts say
  • State regulators vote to keep utility profits high, angering customers across California
  • Trump quits pivotal 1992 climate treaty, in massive hit to global warming effort
  • US Department of Interior Delays Monarch Butterfly Listing Under Endangered Species Act
  • Rare North Atlantic right whale see uptick in births. What's behind the population boost
  • Endangered Lake Sturgeon released in 3 Ohio rivers
  • Incredibly Rare Mountain Gorilla Twins Have Just Been Born In The Wild
  • Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frog reintroduced in Tahoe National Forest
  • California is completely free of drought for the first time in 25 years
  • Hungary's 'water guardian' farmers fight back against desertification
  • Norway: World’s first subsea desalination plant set to launch in 2026
  • Saudi Arabia to reintroduce lions after more than 100 years
  • 'After 200 years, we're seeing this species again': The lost birds making a comeback in the Galapagos Islands
  • Snowy Owl declared extinct in Sweden after decade without breeding
  • Scientists say they have discovered 20 new species deep in the Pacific Ocean : NPR
  • Microsoft Secures Uganda Forestry Carbon Removal Deal
  • Red-cockaded woodpecker makes comeback in Louisiana
  • Lawsuit Seeks Habitat Protections for California's Southern Sierra Nevada Fisher
  • EPA to stop calculating money and lives saved by curbs on air pollution
  • Flying foxes die in their thousands in worst mass-mortality event since Australia’s black summer
  • IUCN Director General's statement on the entry into force of the High Seas Agreement
  • Global report identifies critical habitats for migratory sharks and rays
  • Freshwater fish underrepresented in Convention on Migratory Species
  • IUCN at UNESCO’s 5th World Congress of Biosphere Reserves
  • Sabah Parks, Malaysia to Co-Chair Asia Protected Areas Partnerships
  • Conservation efforts in Jordan set to safeguard cultural heritage and expend national protected area coverage
  • US Senate passes bill to boost federal science spending after White House sought major cuts
  • Solar met 61% of US electricity demand growth in 2025
  • Trump’s energy agenda had a tough week in court
  • The biggest US solar-storage project yet takes shape in California
  • California Surpasses 2.5 Million ZEV Sales
  • The rest of the world is lapping the US in the EV race
  • Trump is trying to kill clean energy. The market has other plans.
  • Is California really 100% drought-free for the first time in 25 years? Yes and no. Here’s why.
  • Newsom’s budget includes $200 million to make up for Trump’s canceled EV rebates, among other climate items
  • A win for offshore wind. Will more follow?
  • ‘Profound impacts’: record ocean heat is intensifying climate disasters, data shows
  • E.P.A. to Stop Considering Lives Saved When Setting Rules on Air Pollution
  • Climate change has now shrunk US salaries by 12%. And worse is to come
  • Feds suing Northern California cities over natural gas bans
  • Feds plan to lease 1 million acres in SoCal to oil, gas developers
  • Critical wetland in Angola gets formal Ramsar recognition
  • Nevada's state forester nominated as 1st woman to lead Oregon Forestry Department
  • Wilson's Phalarope Advances Toward Endangered Species Protection
  • Western governors are called to Washington as Colorado River impasse drags on
  • U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service must reconsider Endangered Species Act protections for gray wolves
  • Scientists Discover New Species of Poison Dart Frog with One-of-One Specimen Collected
  • Bronx Zoo Debuts Endangered Pygmy Slow Loris Baby, First Primate Born in New World
  • Stunning California snake endangered since the 1960s prepares to make a comeback
  • Dramatic rise in water-related violence recorded since 2022
  • Half the world's 100 largest cities are in high water stress areas, analysis finds
  • The last refuge for a tiny hummingbird facing extinction is an ancient forest in Ecuador
  • Endangered Pygmy Slow Loris Born at the Bronx Zoo in N.Y
  • Scientists discover rare new bee species
  • Federal Judge Protects Desert Tortoises From California Off-Road Vehicles
  • Study: 2204 Plants, Animals May Need Endangered Species Act Protection
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Conservation News ~ 16 January 2026

1/16/2026

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  • Indonesia to revoke 22 forestry permits after floods that killed over 1000 people
  • Researchers use state-of-the-art technology to tackle major issue in forests
  • Declared Extinct in the 1930s, the World's Rarest Insect Made a Comeback from a Cliff
  • Trump administration delays decision on federal protections for monarch butterflies
  • 35 Cold-Stunned Endangered Sea Turtles Wash Up on New England Beach
  • Small cat conservationists hail Uganda’s new Echuya Forest National Park
  • California’s top wildlife manager leaves post for Nature Conservancy
  • Economic growth no longer linked to carbon emissions in most of the world, study finds
  • Scientists discover nine new species of butterfly from South America from specimens
  • Major conservation of B.C. forestry land totalling 45,000 hectares announced
  • U.S. Protections Sought for Imperiled Malaysian Purple-Femur Tarantula
  • Researchers use state-of-the-art technology to tackle major issue in forests: 'We're not equipped [without it]'
  • Economic growth no longer linked to carbon emissions in most of the world, study finds
  • Science’s 2025 Breakthrough of the Year: The unstoppable rise of renewable energy
  • 280 million e-bikes are slashing oil demand far more than electric vehicles
  • UN report: Five charts showing how global deforestation is declining
  • California Bolsters Climate Commitment with $1.1 Billion Transit and Infrastructure Investment
  • Four bright spots in climate news in 2025
  • Trump says he’ll unleash Venezuela’s oil. But who wants it?
  • Protecting California’s public lands from oil and gas drilling is defending public health
  • Electric company profits will drop a smidge. Don’t get too excited
  • A Year After the LA Fires, Recovery Is Lagging, But Bright Spots Emerge
  • Tesla loses title as world's biggest electric vehicle maker as sales fall for second year in a row
  • 2025 was one of three hottest years on record, scientists say
  • How Trump broke California’s grip on the auto market
  • ‘The perfect storm’: Trump has left the US less prepared for natural disasters, experts say
  • State regulators vote to keep utility profits high, angering customers across California
  • Trump quits pivotal 1992 climate treaty, in massive hit to global warming effort
  • US Department of Interior Delays Monarch Butterfly Listing Under Endangered Species Act
  • Rare North Atlantic right whale see uptick in births. What's behind the population boost
  • Endangered Lake Sturgeon released in 3 Ohio rivers
  • Incredibly Rare Mountain Gorilla Twins Have Just Been Born In The Wild
  • Sierra Nevada yellow-legged frog reintroduced in Tahoe National Forest
  • California is completely free of drought for the first time in 25 years
  • Hungary's 'water guardian' farmers fight back against desertification
  • Norway: World’s first subsea desalination plant set to launch in 2026
  • Saudi Arabia to reintroduce lions after more than 100 years
  • 'After 200 years, we're seeing this species again': The lost birds making a comeback in the Galapagos Islands
  • Snowy Owl declared extinct in Sweden after decade without breeding
  • Scientists say they have discovered 20 new species deep in the Pacific Ocean : NPR
  • Microsoft Secures Uganda Forestry Carbon Removal Deal
  • Red-cockaded woodpecker makes comeback in Louisiana
  • Lawsuit Seeks Habitat Protections for California's Southern Sierra Nevada Fisher
  • EPA to stop calculating money and lives saved by curbs on air pollution
  • Flying foxes die in their thousands in worst mass-mortality event since Australia’s black summer
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Conservation News ~ 12 December 2025

12/11/2025

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  • Scientists Have Discovered Dozens Of New Species At The Bottom Of The Ocean
  • New weasel species discovered in SW China nature reserve
  • Endangered bandicoots given new home free of feral predators in regional NSW
  • Iran begins cloud seeding to induce rain during worst drought in decades
  • 'World's largest spider web' with 110,000 arachnids discovered in cave
  • New species with six eyes discovered on a rotten log in a Japanese forest
  • Plastic beads spreading on Sussex coast after 'catastrophic' spill
  • Judge finds BHP Group liable in dam collapse that led to Brazil's worst environmental disaster
  • Newly identified species of Tanzanian tree toad leapfrog the tadpole stage and give birth to toadlets
  • Uniting for nature, climate, and people at COP30: A call to action from Abu Dhabi to Belém
  • Global leaders visit Gunnar Vingren Park to spotlight urban Nature-based Solutions in Belém during COP30
  • Nature’s power in action: Linking ground realities with global adaptation and resilience goals
  • IUCN and Chery mark one-year of partnership driving Nature-Based Solutions in Asia and beyond
  • New STAR guidance supports governments and civil society in accelerating Nature-Positive action
  • ENACT Partnership Stories from the Ground: Transforming Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Change
  • Investing in nature for long-term community resilience
  • Powering the future: Ministers call for a nature-positive energy transition at IUCN Congress – GINGR
  • IUCN and IRENA join forces to advance renewable energy solutions that work for nature and people
  • Trump administration seeks to roll back protections for imperiled species and habitat
  • 'Exceptionally rare' pink grasshopper spotted in New Zealand
  • Endangered Freshwater Species Shows Signs of Population Increases
  • New California Wolf Pack Confirmed
  • New snake species named in honor of Steve Irwin
  • Endangered species among animal deaths at Dublin Zoo as mortality climbs by 64 per cent
  • Trump proposes to narrow where Clean Water Act applies
  • Scientists now recognize close to 6,800 mammal species
  • New weasel species discovered in SW China nature reserve
  • World's new wolf snake species discovered on Great Nicobar Island
  • A guerrilla gardener installs a pop-up wetland in the LA River
  • Sheep Make The Case For Solar Power In Deep Red Coal State
  • Feds Halt Nationwide Gray Wolf Recovery Plan
  • The world’s new US$125 billion rainforest trust fund revives a 1990s idea – and shows its limits
  • 10,000 acres north of Lake Tahoe to be returned to California tribe in historic land deal
  • Brazil delivers a climate COP like no other
  • 5.5 Billion Gallons of Water Captured During Recent Storms, Enough to Serve Almost 68,000 L.A. Households Annually
  • COP30: petrostates block climate deal once again, but some countries are taking their own decisive steps to phase out fossil fuels
  • Gramma, a Galápagos Tortoise Older Than the San Diego Zoo, Dies at About 141
  • CRISPR wheat that makes its own fertilizer
  • Air quality improving, but just over 180000 deaths still attributable to air pollution in EU
  • Greeks Challenge EU-Backed Fish Farms Amid Environmental Concerns
  • Newly Identified Coral Species Survives On Mineral Nodules Of The Deep Pacific
  • Eel populations are falling, and new protections were defeated. Japan and the US opposed them
  • Oceanic whitetip sharks granted international protections
  • Tribe Releases Native Elk Back onto 17,000 Sacred Sierra Nevada Acres
  • 9 tigers seized every month as global trafficking crisis decimates big cat populations
  • Conservation group files lawsuit to try to save owls in Los Padres National Forest from extinction
  • Scientists Discover Unusual New Snake Species on Remote Island
  • Researchers Just Found a New Species of Glowing Shark
  • New deep-sea squid species discovered
  • Cambodia releases rare captive-bred storks in conservation breakthrough
  • In Washington, Birds Are Giving ‘Yelp Reviews’ of Forest Restoration Work
  • COP30 climate talks evacuated after fire breaks out
  • The L.A. Zoo Welcomes Its First Baby Orangutan In Nearly 15 Years — The Species Shares 97% Of Its DNA With Humans
  • Germany pledges €1 billion to Brazil's rainforest fund
  • SE Asia forest carbon projects sidelining social, biodiversity benefits
  • Endangered species convention proposes new rules for growing exotic pet trade
  • Hole in Antarctic ozone layer shrinks to smallest since 2019
  • DNA methods help uncover further African Forest Elephants – but species remains critically endangered
  • New Living Legacy series from BBC StoryWorks showcases the Union’s solutions for people and nature
  • ENACT Partnership gathers global coalitions at COP30 to scale action on biodiversity adaptation and resilience, driving a nature-positive, water-resilient climate transition
  • Measuring what matters: Advancing ocean metrics for a nature- and people-positive energy transition at COP30
  • Nature’s power in action: Linking ground realities with global adaptation and resilience goals at COP30
  • Mongolia joins the ENACT Partnership, ENACT launches landmark NbS Accelerator Pathways Report at COP30
  • Nature at the nexus: COP30 FEBA event champions Ecosystem-based Adaptation as a pathway to resilience
  • Bay Area Teen Uses Drones to Map the Wetlands He Grew Up Loving
  • A guerrilla gardener installed a pop-up wetland in the LA River. Here's how — and why
  • Native American tribe reclaims 900 acres of Yosemite National Park in California
  • The storyteller: Bay Area archaeologist finds the hidden narratives in state parks
  • Monarch butterflies return to Santa Cruz
  • 10,000 acres north of Lake Tahoe to be returned to California tribe in historic land deal
  • California's reservoirs surge after back-to-back storms
  • Galapagos iguanas given strongest protection possible
  • Missouri releases 15,000 endangered scaleshell mussels into Osage River
  • Experts Confirm Wild Birth of Critically Endangered Black Rhino
  • 62,000 African Penguins Starving to Death Highlights Humanity-Driven Extinction Crisis
  • Deep sea mining test uncovered multiple new species
  • Bear attacks rise worldwide as climate change shrinks natural habitats
  • The first giant panda cub born in Indonesia squeals and squirms in park video
  • New deep-sea squid species discovered in tropical waters
  • Jaguar spotted at watering hole in Arizona, 5th endangered cat seen in area over last 15 years
  • A mysterious black snake hidden for centuries is now named for Steve Irwin
  • Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation Gets 900 Acres of Land Back
  • Victory as hundreds of species given new protections at UN summit
  • Ecosia invites Nobel Committee to establish inaugural Climate and Planetary Health Prize
  • Maryland Zoo Announces Birth of 8 Critically Endangered African Penguin Chicks
  • To save jaguars from extinction, scientists in Brazil are trying IVF and cloning
  • EU strikes deal on climate target to cut emissions by 90% by 2040
  • Trump admin denies endangered species protections to chinook salmon
  • California wildlife officials quietly shift on killing a high-profile predator
  • Environmental groups demand a nationwide freeze on data center construction
  • 30,000 live animals seized in global operation against wildlife and forestry crime – Interpol
  • CITES Marks 50th Anniversary, Grants Protection to 77 New Species
  • Iain Douglas-Hamilton, Elephant Expert and Protector, Dies
  • Southern California mountain lions recommended for threatened status
  • Reforestation and wild pig decline spark surge in miniature deer in Singapore
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Conservation News ~ 14 November 2025

11/14/2025

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  • L.A. plans to recycle enough water to meet the needs of 500,000 people
  • Colony of world’s highest-flying bird under threat in Uganda
  • Spiders inspired biologists to create artificial webs to capture airborne DNA for biodiversity monitoring
  • Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon hits 11-year low ahead of COP30
  • Provo mayor announces goal to remove carp, invasive plants from Utah Lake by 2034
  • In controversial move, LADWP says it will shift its largest gas power plant to hydrogen
  • Kansas biologists are bringing back rare mussels, fish and turtles to our rivers
  • Rare white Iberian lynx captured on film in Spain by amateur photographer
  • 'Adorable' endangered king colobus monkey born at Paignton Zoo
  • Trump Administration Suggests Listing Florida's Elusive Ghost Orchid as Endangered
  • 'Cryptic' creatures, animal hiding as poop as three more new species discoveries
  • IUCN Members adopt landmark motions at World Conservation Congress in Abu Dhabi
  • Communities at the heart of the One Health approach in Central Asia
  • Training Inhassoro and Vilankulo practitioners in Nature-based Solutions for climate resilience
  • IUCN and Chery mark one-year of partnership driving Nature-Based Solutions in Asia and beyond
  • Promoting co-benefit actions for positive environmental and social impacts from renewables
  • New STAR guidance supports governments and civil society in accelerating Nature-Positive action
  • Nature-positive renewables: Aligning energy ambition with biodiversity and people
  • People of the Oceans Breakthrough: Landmark step for Indigenous leadership at IUCN World Conservation Congress
  • ENACT Partnership Stories from the Ground: Transforming Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Change
  • Investing in nature for long-term community resilience
  • Powering the future: Ministers call for a nature-positive energy transition at IUCN Congress – GINGR
  • IUCN and IRENA join forces to advance renewable energy solutions that work for nature and people
  • World's rarest cheetahs arrive at zoo as part of conservation program
  • Lincoln Zoo welcomes first female Indian sloth bear in decades
  • Endangered rhino horns and elephant tusks seized in California
  • 2-foot-long snake found lurking near stream in China
  • New environmental DNA test could help rare hammerhead sharks fight extinction
  • 'Long'-fingered lizard found lurking near trail in China
  • Google deal for Amazon reforestation makes Brazilian startup its top carbon credit supplier
  • Sulfur cave spiders build an arachnid megacity and possibly the largest-ever spider web
  • Two Vaquita Calves Offer Flicker of Hope for Most Endangered Porpoises on Earth
  • Three newly discovered toads give birth to live young
  • Endangered red wolf arrives at North Carolina Zoo
  • Scientists discover a new pink Sea Anemone that builds and expands shells for hermit crabs
  • Norway, Indonesia, Brazil and others pledge billions to bold new plan to protect tropical forests
  • ‘There is no money’: As carbon markets collapse, what happens to the forests they promised to protect?
  • Back from the brink: UK red kites aid Spanish cousins
  • DEI for the birds? US government to kill 450K owls on West Coast to thwart rival owl's extinction
  • Trump administration presses Western states to find consensus on shrinking Colorado River
  • Piles of garbage and seeping sewage pollute devastated Gaza
  • Scientists Discover 6 Mysterious New Bat Species Hiding in Plain Sight for Decades
  • Reintroduced gray wolf dies in southwestern Colorado
  • At least 30 new species discovered in the abyss, surprising animals!
  • First ever discovery of Lepidosira springtails in China reveals four new species
  • Exclusive: Norway to invest about $3 billion in forest conservation fund
  • Aquarium of the Pacific Announces New CEO
  • Mongabay launches dedicated Oceans Desk to expand global reporting on marine ecosystems
  • Scientists Are Releasing the Lovingly Nicknamed 'Snot Otters' Into Ohio Waterways in a Big Success for Conservation
  • Bee-elzebub: new horned 'Lucifer' bee discovered in Western Australia
  • Migratory Birds and Rice Farmers Are Helping Each Other Soar
  • Fossil fuel projects around the world threaten the health of 2bn people
  • These ‘positive tipping points’ will help save the world
  • The government is giving away $2,000 to homeowners who upgrade their water heaters — but the incentives disappear in under two months
  • California Officials Rally Behind Climate Superfund Act to Make Big Oil Pay
  • Port of Oakland achieves 86 percent renewable power in 2024
  • 750 To 800 New EV Chargers To Be Installed In San Diego
  • Promises of lower energy bills win big on election day
  • BNEF Sees Short-term Pain, Longer-term Rebound for Renewables
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  • Companies hit the brakes on EVs, laying off thousands of workers
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Conservation News ~ 31 October 2025

10/31/2025

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  • Critically endangered leopard dies at age 21 in California zoo
  • Scientists identify 2 new marine species from Western Australia's deep-sea
  • New species of gecko with curved fingers discovered in a dense forest
  • Half Male-Half Female Spider Discovered In Thailand Is New To Science
  • Cave creature with 'visible' internal organs found in China. It's a new species
  • Electric 'knife'-like creature found in river of Colombia. It's a new species
  • IUCN pays tribute to Jane Goodall 
  • New IUCN report highlights urgent need for more sustainable blue tourism in the Mediterranean
  • IUCN Champions Nature-Positive Renewable Energies at the World Coastal Forum
  • IUCN WCPA releases report on integrating climate mitigation into protected area management
  • Inhambane Launches First Provincial Dialogue Platform on the Environment: Building bridges for Biodiversity
  • Kelani Valley Plantations and IUCN Sri Lanka Forge Landmark Partnership for Biodiversity Conservation
  • Walter Zoo and IUCN SSC launch new Centre for Species Survival dedicated to fireflies
  • IUCN Academy launches new suite of courses ahead of the IUCN Congress 2025
  • Starving North Koreans 'hunting tigers for food'
  • Court issues major ruling impacting beloved endangered creatures: 'Today is a win'
  • As forests are cut down, butterflies are losing their colours
  • Top Biden energy official lands new environment post
  • Aquatic creature with 'pointed' teeth found hiding in Brazil. It's a new species
  • 'Large' creature with spines on its belly found in stream. It's a new species
  • New Species Of Poisonous Frog Discovered In The Peruvian Amazon
  • New species of deep-sea shark and crab discovered off Australia
  • New horsehair worm species found in snowy Pakistan mountains
  • Pacific Pocket Mouse Declared Endangered Species Candidate in California
  • 2025 Chemistry Nobel Goes to Molecular Sponges That Purify Water, Store Energy
  • Poisonous creature found with baby on its back is new Amazonian species
  • Alert for three new endangered seal species: the dramatic leap on the "Red List"
  • Gorilla breaks glass of enclosure at San Diego Zoo
  • Deep-sea voyage uncovers a glowing shark and a ghostly porcelain crab
  • World's 1,500th known bat species confirmed from Equatorial Guinea
  • The World’s First Rewilded Sharks Are Thriving
  • Critically Endangered Eastern Black Rhino Born at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo
  • San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance aims to biobank every endangered species by 2075
  • Scientists Discover New Golden-Tongued Species of Lizard
  • The once-widespread species that has been declared globally extinct
  • Endangered Species Protection Sought for Legless Southeastern Lizard
  • Shutdown undermines FWS efforts to meet endangered species deadlines
  • Australian tropical rainforest trees switch in world first from carbon sink to emissions source
  • The most ancient Indian wolf is set to be a new species
  • Endangered species 'red list': Seals and more than half of birds under threat
  • Planet's first catastrophic climate tipping point reached, report says, with coral reefs
  • 95 whales were entangled in the US in 2024
  • New Bacterial Species Discovered in Cyclosorus Soil
  • This Central Valley serpent is California's new state snake. Can recognition save it from extinction?
  • Women in Mexico step up to protect the island farms traditionally inherited by men
  • Biofuels Globally Emit More CO2 Than The Fossil Fuels They Replace
  • More than half of world’s bird species in decline, as leaders meet on extinction crisis
  • IUCN downgrades guiña threat status, prompting conservation warning
  • Baby numbats spotted at two wildlife sanctuaries in hopeful sign for one of Australia's rarest
  • Endangered ferrets in more jeopardy as government shutdown drags on
  • California now has 68% more EV charger ports than gas nozzles
  • Global renewable energy generation surpasses coal for first time
  • California is finally quitting coal. Here’s what comes next
  • US Judge Gives Offshore Wind a Ray of Hope in Trump Era
  • How mega batteries are unlocking an energy revolution
  • Jane Goodall’s Final Message: ‘Don’t Give Up’
  • Make green great again: Can appeals to the wallet make climate policy an election-winner?
  • California’s Top Lawyer Is Taking Trump’s Climate Rollbacks to Court
  • EPA is being sued over ‘Solar for All’ rescission
  • Chevron's El Segundo refinery has a history of safety, environmental violations
  • Planet’s first catastrophic climate tipping point reached, report says, with coral reefs facing ‘widespread dieback’
  • White House offers “concierge” service to fossil fuel firms
  • EPA’s ‘Comeback’ a Sham Fueled by Trump’s Authoritarian Power Grab, Critics Charge
  • The Insatiable Energy Demands of Data Centers Could Increase Fossil Fuel Emissions in California
  • Hidden Costs of Climate Change Fueling Affordability Crisis in California — New Report
  • Different croaks: new frog and gecko species discovered on remote island in Australia's north
  • 'Dragon'-like creatures seen mating at cave in Thailand. They're a new species
  • California Phases Out The Last Set Gillnets
  • Investors managing $3 trillion in assets urge countries to stop deforestation
  • IUCN World Conservation Congress concludes in Abu Dhabi with ambitious vision for nature conservation
  • IUCN World Conservation Congress 2025 awarded sustainability certificate
  • IUCN Members elect President, new Council and Commission Chairs
  • IUCN welcomes Armenia as its newest State Member
  • Tuvalu joins IUCN as newest Pacific Island State Member
  • IUCN welcomes back Zimbabwe as a State Member at IUCN World Conservation Congress
  • Arctic seals threatened by climate change, birds decline globally – IUCN Red List
  • From forests to coral reefs: conservation excellence takes centre stage at the Green List Awards
  • IUCN agrees first global policy on synthetic biology
  • Escalating climate threats, invasive alien species and pathogens leave natural World Heritage at risk
  • IUCN celebrates global leaders in conservation and environmental protection at World Conservation Congress
  • Panama to host next World Protected and Conserved Areas Congress in 2027
  • Delhi turns to cloud seeding to spur rain, curb pollution
  • Salmon seen for first time in century after historic Calif. dam removal
  • The World’s First Rewilded Sharks Are Thriving
  • Renewable Energy Is Booming Despite Trump’s Efforts to Slow It
  • Next-gen HVACs expected to outsell gas furnaces despite disappearing incentives: 'A market shift ... was already underway'
  • California sets new quarterly EV sales record, doubles down on support for public charging
  • I powered my home with an EV for a week — USA Today
  • Veloz launches free EV tools on ElectricForAll.org
  • Nearly two dozen states sue to stop Trump ending $7bn solar grant program
  • Simpler Solar Regulations Would Save Americans $1.2 Trillion
  • Climate and Environmental Justice Groups Respond to Massive Fire at Chevron’s El Segundo Refinery
  • When the federal safety net disappears, California’s Black climate leaders step up
  • Geothermal energy has huge potential to generate clean power – including from used oil and gas wells
  • Rising heat kills one person a minute worldwide, major report reveals
  • 10 years after an oil spill, Trump officials back a Texas firm to expand drilling off California's coast
  • DOE cancels more than $700M in battery, manufacturing projects
  • ‘It’s effectively a bailout’: Edison benefits from fine print in Newsom’s last-minute utility legislation
  • Global carbon levels rose by record amount in 2024, U.N. agency says
  • The comeback of California's gray wolves just took a tragic turn
  • Critically endangered wolf spider found after 40 years in UK
  • UC Davis scientists discover new species of spider
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