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A 19-year-old woman was killed in a rare coyote attack while hiking in Cape Breton Highlands National Park, raising safety concerns among local residents.
Barbara and Christophe Promberger's initiative to establish Europe's largest national park in Romania's Carpathian Mountains faces local opposition despite potential economic benefits.
Wild boars have increasingly invaded urban areas in Brussels, posing challenges for local commuters and farmers as their population surges across Belgium.
As pollution, overfishing, and climate change suffocate the Sea of Marmara, urgent questions arise about its survival.
Social media platforms in Malaysia are facilitating a rising illegal wildlife trade, contributing to a global market worth billions and threatening endangered species.
Social media posts featuring exotic pets for sale in Malaysia are fueling a burgeoning illegal wildlife trade valued in the billions globally.
Photo Editor Sadie Quarrier and Photographer Cory Richards discuss the selection process for impactful images in the magazine's Your Shot community assignment.
Lions, tigers, cheetahs, leopards, and jaguars face rapid extinction, prompting conservationists like Luke Dollar and Amy Dickman to discuss actionable solutions.
It takes about 12,000 bananas to find a single seed, raising concerns about the long-term viability of the Cavendish banana as a monoculture crop.
The Batwa face challenges after being removed from their land for gorilla tourism.
In Malaysian Borneo's Sabah region, local fishermen are resorting to illegal explosive fishing methods due to declining fish stocks and environmental concerns.
In the Congo, the Baka tribe faces threats and intimidation from park guards funded by the World Wildlife Fund as they struggle to access their traditional hunting grounds.
Ten cheetah cubs, taken from the wild, were presented as evidence during the trial of a notorious smuggler in Somaliland's capital, Hargeisa.
In Cameroon, the bushmeat trade threatens endangered gorillas and chimpanzees, raising concerns about potential global pandemics linked to wildlife consumption.
Plans for 55 dams along the Mekong River threaten to alter the lives of over 60 million people who depend on its waters for transport and food.
The Mekong River faces devastating threats from dam construction in South East Asia.
Over 1200 dead dolphins wash up on France's shores since January, raising urgent conservation concerns.
In Sri Lanka, the expansion of farmland into ancient elephant routes has led to violent conflicts, impacting families like Nishanti's and prompting conservationist Pruthu to advocate for understanding elephant behavior to foster coexistence.
Six to nine million feral hogs roam the U.S., causing about 1.5 billion dollars in damage each year, with Texas facing the largest impact.
The preview clip showcases the debate over wild horses in the Snowy Mountains' high country.
Billions of invasive little fire ants threaten Hawaii's ecosystem, prompting conservationists to spray birth control from helicopters to control their population.
Congress debates funding for wild horse protection amid rising populations and ecological concerns.
Katie Fight fights to protect Thacker Pass from a destructive lithium mining operation.
More than 90% of the Great Barrier Reef was impacted by a significant bleaching event in 2015, with nearly a quarter of the coral dead.
Churchill, Manitoba faces polar bear attacks as climate change alters their habitat.
Brazil's Amazon rainforest, covering around 5 million square kilometers, is now emitting more carbon dioxide than it absorbs in some areas.
In Karnataka, rising leopard attacks on humans are linked to urban expansion, as seen through the experience of a teenage boy named Gautham who survived an attack.
Gray seals in the Baltic Sea, once nearly extinct, now challenge fishermen like Janis Krumins in Latvia, prompting renewed hunting debates in Sweden and Germany.
Illegal wildlife trafficking in Peru's Amazon jungle exploits endangered species like monkeys and crocodiles, revealing corruption and urgent conservation needs.
Borneo's orangutans face extinction as deforestation for palm oil and mining devastates their habitat, prompting local communities to fight for conservation efforts.
Ten years later, Fukushima, Japan, still faces the impact of the nuclear disaster and population decline.
Jeffrey Goldberg discusses Mark and Delia Owens' fight against poaching in this week's New Yorker.
David Wallace works to save the endangered Kiwi, New Zealand's national bird, from extinction.
Crocodile farming in Australia’s Northern Territory generated $75 million in 2017 and employs hundreds of people in the region.
Coral farmers in the Bahamas regrow reefs destroyed by Hurricane Dorian.
Civilians in Staten Island squish spotted lanternflies, which look totally harmless but are invasive.
200,000 hectares of farms in New Zealand have been converted into carbon forests, raising concerns about biodiversity loss and land use conflicts.
In Romania, illegal logging by the so-called 'Timber Mafia' threatens the last virgin forests in Europe, prompting EU legal action against the government.
In Thailand, wildlife enforcement agencies struggle against a lucrative illegal trade in tigers, driven by demand from Vietnam and China for trophies and traditional medicine.
Belize's manatees face renewed threats as tourism returns, risking their survival in shallow waters.
In South Africa, the Black Mambas, the world's first all-female anti-poaching unit, combat the escalating illegal trade in rhino horn to protect the species from extinction.
Immature Japanese eels can cost as much as $35,000 per kilogram, driving a multi-million-pound black market fueled by organized crime.
Residents of cockpit country resist bauxite mining threatening their land and heritage.
Australia's koalas face extinction; a zoo starts a genome bank to save them from Chlamydia.
In Kenya, escalating tensions among herdsmen, farmers, and poachers arise as the Horn of Africa faces its worst drought in 40 years.
Out of 100 monkeys exported from Congo, 34 are sent to the United States, where they are claimed to be rescued from the bush meat trade.
Over 200 interactions between orcas and boats were reported last year, resulting in the sinking of three ships due to orcas targeting rudders.
An armed militia led by Ammon Bundy occupies a wildlife refuge in Burns, Oregon, in January.
