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Recent Press Stories

Discovery of second population of Sehuencas Water Frogs provides renewed hope for future of critically endangered species in the wild Devin Murphy
Love Island for lizards: critically endangered iguanas now thriving thanks to ‘last chance saloon’ matchmaking project Devin Murphy
For the first time in decades, a comprehensive update to the world’s biodiversity hotspots is underway
Major U.S. food brands may be serving up ‘conflict beef’ tied to rainforest destruction and Indigenous rights abuses Lindsay Renick Mayer
Suriname pledges to permanently protect 90% of its forests, far exceeding the 30×30 global goal for climate and biodiversity protection Lindsay Renick Mayer
International organizations ask the government of Guinea for a five-year mining moratorium on Mt. Nimba Devin Murphy
Re:wild, WWF Chile y Cultiva realizan reuniones informativas por isla Guafo en Quellón Devin Murphy
World’s smallest snake, lost to science for nearly 20 years, rediscovered in Barbados Devin Murphy
Re:wild, the Jeff and Marieke Rothschild Foundation, the Wyss Foundation, Art into Acres, Cultiva and WWF Chile prevent developers and extractive industries from destroying Chile’s irreplaceable Guafo Island and the biodiversity it sustains Lindsay Renick Mayer
Chile’s Robinson Crusoe Island and Peru’s Chincha Norte Island Join Global Challenge for a Healthy Ocean Devin Murphy
Four female gorillas reintroduced to the wild in Democratic Republic of the Congo Devin Murphy
Bees facing new threats, putting our survival and theirs at risk
The world’s 25 most endangered primates 2023–2025 Devin Murphy
Global initiative welcomes three iconic New Zealand islands into the Island-Ocean Connection Challenge Devin Murphy
FOUND: Small enigmatic rabbit with black tail lost to science for more than 120 years rediscovered hopping around mountain range in Mexico Devin Murphy
HALLADO: Saltando por una sierra en Mexico, científicos redescubren especie de conejo perdida por más de 120 años Devin Murphy