Bindi Irwin shares a photo of Grace Warrior in clothes supporting conservation

Bindi Irwin shares a photo of three-week-old daughter Grace Warrior playfully poking her tongue as she wears a sweet onesie which raises funds for animal conservation By Caleb Taylor For Daily Mail Australia Published: 16:26 BST, 18 April 2021 | Updated: 16:26 BST, 18 April 2021 Bindi Irwin has just celebrated daughter Grace Warrior turning … Read more

Marine biologist explains why she got into conservation and why other women should join

A marine biologist and conservationist has called out the sexism she’s experienced in the industry as she urges more women to take on jobs to help save the planet.  Lauren Arthur, 34, was born in Edinburgh but lives and works at South Africa‘s Greater Kruger National Park, where she runs virtual safaris to educate viewers … Read more

Prince William presents prizes for this year’s virtual Tusk Conservation Awards

Prince William has helped announce the winners of this year’s virtual Tusk Conservation Awards alongside famous faces, such as presenter Ben Fogle and singer Katherine Jenkins. The Duke of Cambridge, 38, spoke via a video call from Kensington Palace in a clip shared to Instagram this evening, where he revealed the victor of the Prince William Award … Read more

Prince William pays tribute to Africa’s leading wildlife protectors to mark Tusk Conservation Awards

This year’s stunning Tusk Award trophy was sourced from Kate’s favourite African jewellery brand – Zimbabwean silversmith Patrick Mavros This year’s stunning Tusk Award trophies were sourced from Kate’s favourite African jewellery brand – Zimbabwean silversmith Patrick Mavros. The intricate awards were designed specifically for the three individual winners, and paid respects to their chosen … Read more

Bees map shows global distribution and can help conservation efforts

Conservationists have drafted the first ever global map of bee diversity to help track the distribution of populations of the vital pollinators. There are some 20,000 individual species of bee presently living on Earth — but accurate, compiled data on their distribution had been lacking.  Researchers from China, Singapore and the US analysed and validated … Read more

Plan unveiled to build a £5BN conservation park in South Africa that will preserve every species

Plan unveiled ‘to build a crowd-funded £5billion conservation park’ in South Africa that ‘will aim to preserve EVERY species of animal on the planet’ Is this just pie-in-the-sky? A source on the project told MailOnline Travel that it’s serious The park, it’s hoped, will cover 100 square kilometres in KwaZulu Natal province  The trials and … Read more

Conservation: Marine sanctuary THREE times the size of the UK set up around remote Atlantic island

The waters around Tristan da Cunha, the world’s most remote inhabited islands, have been set up as a marine wildlife sanctuary that is three times the size of the UK. The government of the islands — a UK Overseas Territory in the South Atlantic — has declared a 265,000 square mile area as a marine protection zone. The … Read more

Gentoo penguins should be reclassified as four distinct species for conservation purposes

Gentoo penguins should be considered four different species due to the way they have adapted to live in different environments, according to scientists. Experts from the University of Bath analysed the genetic and physical difference between Gentoo penguin populations around the southern hemisphere. They say that counting the birds as four separate full species will … Read more

Farmers and land owners warned on Country Land Conservation

Farmers and owners of land have been warned to beware ‘conservation’ letters, after plots were bought and flipped to buyers with marketing indicating they could be developed or used for other purposes. A mystery organisation called Country Land Conservation sent letters to those who own fields, woodland and other protected plots indicating that it wants … Read more

Conservation: World’s rarest ape could be saved from extinction by artificial rope bridges

Artificial rope bridges could help save the world’s rarest primate — the Hainan gibbon, Nomascus hainanus — by helping them cross gaps in their forest habitat. Experts who suspended ropes some 30 feet above ground across a damaged patch of forest 52 feet wide have filmed the gibbons using the bridge for the first time. The … Read more