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Wildlife emergency in Bolivia as fires threaten animal sanctuaries

In the Horn of Africa, conflict and illegal trade create a ‘cheetah hell’

‘We are all ecstatic’: Rescued wild pangolin gives birth to healthy pup

Fires turn sage brush habitat in Washington into a scorched ‘oblivion’

The other Corona: Rescued pangolin is a rehabilitation success story

Captive breeding helps New Zealand’s threatened black stilts take flight

Pandemic or not, the mission to save the rare Philippine eagle grinds on

‘Saving sun bears’: Q&A with book author Sarah Pye

‘It’s a success’: Pangolins return to a region where they were once extinct

Indonesia resumes release of captive wildlife amid COVID-19

Taylor and Tate: Canine-human teams rescue Australia’s fire-ravaged koalas

For Indonesia’s captive wildlife, lockdown measures may prove deadly

On a mega reserve in Laos, rescued moon bears find a new home

Burning and bullets: Forest fires push Bornean orangutans into harm’s way

Indonesia forest fires push orangutans into starvation mode, study finds

A Philippine conservation park juggles funding needs with animal welfare

‘Vulture restaurants’ provide lifeline for critically endangered species

Indonesia rescues captive orangutans, but leaves their owners untouched

Asiatic black bear cubs rescued from illegal wildlife trade in Vietnam

Indonesia confiscated some 200 pet cockatoos. What happened to them?

How a better understanding of psychopathology in captive primates can aid in conservation efforts

Orangutan forest school in Indonesia takes on its first eight students

‘Monumental’ bust in Madagascar triggers effort to save thousands of endangered tortoises

NGOs acquire land in Brazil to create wildlife corridor

Rehabilitating wildlife in the aftermath of Harvey

Indonesia is running out of places to put rescued animals

Video: Two rescued pet orangutans return to the wild

Watch video of baby slow loris born to mother rescued from wildlife traffickers

India floods kill more than 200 animals, including rare rhinos

Orangutan reintroductions could risk population survival, study warns

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