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It is unbelievable to hear that China government has reportedly recommended that using an injection containing bear bile, to treat severe and critical corona virus cases after permanently ban the trade and consumption of live wild animals for food less than one month.

"Kenya’s extremely rare female white giraffe and her seven-month-old calf have been killed by poachers", conservationists say. A third white giraffe is still alive....

Support for a crackdown on markets was strongest in Myanmar, where wildlife has for years been traded openly in the autonomous regions bordering China, while a third of respondents in Vietnam said the crisis had prompted them to stop consuming wildlife products.

Vietnam has been accused of turning a blind eye to the sale of products such as pangolin scales and rhino horns, which are often used in traditional medicine.

In the shadow of Canada's largest cluster of buildings, Toronto hopes to preserve a centuries - old oak tree. But efforts are complicated by the pandemic.

A new study from the University of Toronto - Scarborough campus has found that polar bear populations are likely to collapse if global warming continues at current speeds with increasing greenhouse gas emissions by the end of the century

A new study record for the first time the evolutionary history of the world's terrestrial vertebrates: amphibians, birds, mammals, and reptiles. It explores how areas with a large number of evolutionarily distinct species are being affected by our ever-increasing "human footprint".

The world's most endangered gorilla subspecies was found in southern Nigeria. (CNN) In a rare scene, conservationists have captured new images of the world's rarest gorillas with several babies in southern Nigeria.

World-first, researchers at Edith Cowan University (ECU) have discovered a plant that has successfully evolved as ants and native bees. As pollinators that transcend their antimicrobial protection.

L’OCCITANE Australia has partnered with the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife (FNPW) as a charity partner, to restore natural habitats by regenerating Australia post bush-fires, support for vegetation and wildlife rehabilitation across Australia.