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Tag: extinction

Tiger

Cautious optimism marks the 50th anniversary of India’s Project Tiger

As India’s tiger population grows, is conflict with humans inevitable?
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A turtle swims through the waters off the shores of Brazil. Marcos Paulo Prado, Unsplash

Best of Landscape News 2022: Biodiversity

Our pick of this year’s top stories
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The last passenger pigeon, which was once the most common bird species in the U.S., died in 1914. Terence Faircloth, Flickr

Reasons to raise the dead

Scientists are moving ahead with de-extinction, in the hopes bygone animals can aid landscape restoration
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Meadows support many species but are threatened by land-use changes. Palle Knudsen, Unsplash

Sixth mass extinction looms as humanity fails to act, scientists say

Biodiversity loss is a moral issue, not just a natural part of evolution
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A right whale and calf spotted earlier this year. Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research Institute & USACE, FWC Fish and Wildlife Research Institute

Climate change driving North Atlantic right whales toward extinction, says study

A spike in whale deaths has been tied to the downstream effects of global warming
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A pine tree in Uttarakhand, India. Anuj Yadav, Unsplash

Nearly a third of the world’s tree species threatened with extinction, says report

Global assessment aims to catalogue all tree species and their conservation status
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A river winding through the tropical forests of Balok, Malaysia. Eutah Mizushima, Unsplash

What’s on the horizon for the upcoming Post-2020 Biodiversity Framework

A new global framework to protect the planet’s biodiversity is almost finalized. Will it be more successful than the last one?
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A pair of 6-week-old penguin chicks, left on their own by their parents, huddle together for warmth in Atka Bay, Antarctica. Photograph copyright Stefan Christmann

Best of Landscape News 2019: Biodiversity

Our pick of this year’s top stories
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Roloway monkey

Species loss is a loss for landscapes

Thousands of species imperiled, critical update finds
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‘Pristine’ landscapes haven’t existed for thousands of years, says new study

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Will we soon see another wave of bird extinctions in the Americas?

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