COVID-19 cases are rising in Uganda, sparking concerns that humans may pass the disease on to the country's endangered mountain gorilla population.

Former federal cabinet minister and Toronto mayor David Crombie has resigned as head of Ontario's Greenbelt Council in protest over the omnibus budget bill that he says would strip power from local conservation authorities.

The COVID-19 pandemic could become a pivotal moment in conservation efforts for species at risk from Asia to Africa. And some of the changes were sparked by COVID-19’s links to the wildlife trade.

Biodiversity is the foundation of life on Earth, but it is being threatened like never before and humanity is feeling the impact.

Conservationists say if tourism fails reserve land will be used for farming or property development instead.

While conservation efforts appear to be working, the illegal ivory trade remains the species’ main threat.

Johari is a 24-year-old female western lowland gorilla from Toronto. She recently joined Calgary's troop, where zookeepers hope to breed her. As Dave Gilson reports, the species is classified as critically endangered.

Following 18 new ratifications on Monday, UN chief Guterres said on Tuesday the High Seas Treaty is "within sight" of taking effect. He warned of a 'hard battle' against 'greed', which denies science to oppose the pact.

The EU's new Ocean Pact includes reducing plastic pollution, restoring maritime ecosystems, and fighting against illegal fishing.

A new study has found dehorning rhinos led to a large reduction in poaching in nearly a dozen game reserves in and around the Kruger National Park in northern South Africa

The Toronto Zoo is increasing its efforts to save some animal species from possible extinction. CBC’s Clara Pasieka breaks down the details of the zoo’s latest initiative.

As a wildfire started spreading in and around Nopiming Provincial Park, two friends were on a camping trip with their kids. When a helicopter arrived to pick them up, they saw first hand how serious of a situation they were in.

As our Bronx Week celebration comes to a close - we're taking you to the Bronx Zoo! News 12's Marissa Santorelli is talking all things wildlife and conservation.

Video from the aftermath of a caribou hunt in northern Manitoba continues to produce strong reactions, including from First Nations hunters in the area, who say the idea of wastage is antithetical to their beliefs.

A conservation group is raising concerns about a large-scale wind farm project near Kelowna,that they say, could threaten a rainbow trout population used for stocking B.C. lakes.As Sohrab Sandhu reports, it's one of nine renewable energy...

As the need grows, WILDNorth rescue and rehabilitation centre is looking to combine its facilities into a one stop shop to better care for all their wild clients. The non profit is putting out a call to the public for help developing a...

A survey published in Endangered Species Research indicates that over half of the world's sea turtle populations are showing signs of recovery.

The once-dry Colorado River Delta in Mexico is showing signs of revival thanks to determined conservation efforts. Native trees are being planted, water flows are being restored, and wildlife is returning to the region. Despite ongoing...

India’s most famous river, the Ganges, is home to thousands of dolphins. But these freshwater dolphins are facing serious threats, Watch to know more!

For the first time in Rajasthan, ostriches have successfully bred in captivity at the zoo located in Ramniwas Bagh. Watch to know more!

India's PM Narendra Modi recently inaugurated the Vantara Wildlife Rescue Centre in Jamnagar, Gujarat. Spanning approximately 3,500 acres, Vantara is home to over 2,000 species and more than hundred fifty thousand rescued endangered.

After the inauguration, PM Modi toured the entire Vantara facility and reviewed the amenities available for the animals. From playing with Asiatic Lions to exploring the cheetah conservation project, prime minister was seen interacting...

As the world marks world wildlife day today, nature’s balance sheet is under strain. Climate change, deforestation, and human expansion are pushing ecosystems to the brink, leaving wildlife to foot the bill. Take a look at this next...

Robot elephants in India mimic real ones by flapping their ears and spraying water from their trunks, serving as ethical alternatives to live elephants in Hindu temples.