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As nesting beaches warm, sea turtle populations are turning female–how scientists found out

Baby photos of 10 of the world’s rarest turtles from the zoo trying to save them

Belize imposes offshore oil moratorium to protect reefs

Florida’s iguanas falling from trees in cold snap

Photos: Top 20 new species of 2017

Roads, dams and railways: Ten infrastructure stories from Southeast Asia in 2017

The toughest snake on Earth lives in central Africa and eats baby rodents

Do protected areas work in the tropics?

African Parks backs marine reserve brimming with wildlife in Mozambique

As 2017 hurricane season ends, scientists assess tropical forest harm

The world’s newest great ape, revealed a month ago, is already nearly extinct: IUCN

Brilliant blue tarantula among potentially new species discovered in Guyana

Dr. Jane Goodall on being proven right about animals having personalities, plus updates direct from COP23

Top 10 most widely traded animals in the Golden Triangle identified in new report

Brilliantly colored ‘lost’ salamander rediscovered after 42 years

Seychelles home to new species of caecilian, a legless amphibian

Study maps out reptiles’ ranges, completing the ‘atlas of life’

Island-hopping toxic toad threatens iconic Komodo dragon

Myanmar caves yield up 19 new gecko species

Biodiversity of Indian Sunderbans recorded in one compendium for first time

Booming legal Amazon wildlife trade documented in new report

Four new toads discovered in Sumatra

Fossil discovery in Indonesia reveals ‘lost world’ of beasts

Rehabilitating wildlife in the aftermath of Harvey

Good quality monitoring surveys key to wildlife conservation: new study

9 rare Siamese crocodiles hatch in Cambodia

Madagascar’s radiated tortoises have personalities, too

Sixth mass extinction ‘tsunami’ coming, but preventable

Three new frog species found in Peruvian Andes with more to come

First ‘intrusions’ into unbroken forests drive pulses of biodiversity loss

Ongoing mass extinction causing ‘biological annihilation,’ new study says

How a mass extinction event gave us the majority of frogs alive today

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