Nearly three years ago, Newscast guest, author and journalist Ben Goldfarb discussed his book Crossings, which is about wildlife crossings and road ecology. Wildlife crossings help reconnect habitats…

Although the sun-drenched savannahs of northern Kenya and the dense rainforests of Malaysian Borneo could not look more different, wildlife conservationists on both sides of the globe share a deeply u...

At dawn along the Kinabatangan River, the forest stirs before the day’s heat settles in. Proboscis monkeys leap between trees, elephants leave tracks along muddy banks, and fishing boats glide past vi...

In November 2025, Grevy’s Zebra Trust (GZT) and Wildlife Conservation Network (WCN) attended collaborator Maliasili’s three-day Organizational Development Practitioners’ Gathering at Lake Elementaita ...

SBC’s first camera-equipped GPS collars are in from the field. Learn how this technology is shaping spectacled bear conservation.

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At the Wildlife Conservation Network (WCN), we have always believed that the most enduring solutions for wildlife come from the ground up. Conservation impact is rarely about the size of an organizati...

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Protecting rhinos means protecting the entire ecosystem, from fragile habitats to the unique plants and animals that coexist with them. Since 2019, authorities have intercepted more than one million i...

The U.S.-based Wildlife Conservation Network (WCN) works to link funders with community-based conservation groups, ensuring that much-needed resources are reaching the frontlines. In a Mongabay Newsca...

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Despite concerted efforts to control illegal wildlife trafficking globally, more than 13 million items of wildlife parts were seized and reported in 162 countries in just the last seven years, accordi...

This October, Wildlife Conservation Network (WCN) brought together conservationists from around the world and our incredible community of supporters for two unforgettable days of connection, celebrati...

We’re on a mission to plant 60,000 trees and restore 250 acres of former cattle pasture into a thriving tropical dry forest—the home of the critically endangered cotton-top tamarin. Just $5 plant...

As Mongabay continues to expand its impact across the globe, few leaders embody the spirit of its mission more fully than Maria Isabel Torres, the Program Director of Mongabay Latam. Based in Lima,…

The initiative aims to restore the imperiled animals to the US West Coast to make marine ecosystems more resilient to climate change.

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Nigeria's customs agency says wildlife trafficking is "frequent" in the country.

In 2006, Farina Othman heard a loud boom when she was observing a group of Bornean elephants in a forest in the Lower Kinabatangan area, one of the largest floodplains in Malaysia. She recognized that...

The International Rhino Foundation (IRF) and the Wildlife Conservation Network are partnering to launch a new wildlife leadership program focusing entirely on rhino conservation practitioners. This tr...

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Due to drought, climate change & scarce resources in Kenya, elephants are getting closer to villages in their hunt for food.

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