Resolving human-elephant conflict in Malaysia’s Perak
Unlike livestock, these large animals pose significant safety risks and can cause property damage, making their presence a pressing concern, especially for villagers living near…
World-first genetic study suggests chance at future for Cambodia’s gentle giants
It utilised non-invasive genetic sampling techniques across three key protected areas in the country's northern plains. The researchers determined that the region is home to at…
Abandoned mine pit in China’s Chongqing transformed into canola flower haven
With temperatures on the rise and the land being nourished by spring rains, the massive site has evolved into a golden sea of flowers.
In Nepal’s Chitwan, unchecked human-wildlife conflict adds to conservation challenges
Better habitat management, timely identification of problematic animals and increased community engagement are key for conflict control, experts say.
Over 40 bats dropped to the ground at Singapore university in past 6 months
Grounded bats are often less adept at launching into flight from the ground, possibly due to exhaustion or injury, or because they are young and inexperienced, per an expert. This…
Elephant trapped in mud rescued after 22 hours in Bangladesh
The rescue operation, which took place around 5:00pm yesterday, March 6, was conducted by the Forest Department with the help of around 35 villagers.
Vietnam achieves coral reproduction milestone
Coral spawning lasts mere minutes and occurs just once annually per colony, forcing the team to conduct hundreds of night dives to capture these fleeting moments.
When sun sets, raccoon dogs come out to play in Seoul’s parks
With raccoon dogs spotted in 16 of Seoul's 25 districts, the city faces a new challenge: how to coexist with these unexpected urban dwellers.
The Silent Struggle: Protecting Bangladesh’s wildlife, from forests to cities
The Animal Welfare Act, 2019 criminalises cruelty towards all animals, including stray dogs and cats. However, lack of awareness remains a major issue, particularly in rural areas…
Bangladesh’s gentle giants are in peril
In the last 10 years, at least 124 wild elephants were killed across the country, nearly half of the population.