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Ho Chi Minh City forest rangers released 84 rescued animals from 13 species into the Dong Nai Nature and Culture Reserve, part of an ongoing program that has returned over 1,400 animals to protected habitats since 2022.
Polish scientists have published the first complete lab protocol for mass-producing Groenlandia densa, a critically endangered aquatic plant, turning a handful of tissue fragments into thousands of new plants for river restoration.
Threatened Hood Canal summer-run chum salmon are making a remarkable comeback in Washington, with average annual returns nearly tripling in recent years as major river restoration work gives the population an even stronger chance to recover.
A critically endangered Galápagos plant has made a remarkable comeback, growing from just six known survivors into a recovering wild population after decades of dedicated conservation work.