Sting operation nets three Thais trying to sell tiger cub via Facebook
Three Thai men were arrested for selling the cubs smuggled from Laos.
Rare birth of Sumatran rhino brings hope for endangered species
The World Wide Fund for Nature estimates fewer than 80 Sumatran rhinos remain in the world, mainly in Sumatra and Kalimantan.
5,100 Chinese sturgeon fishes released into Yangtze
One of the oldest vertebrates on Earth, Chinese sturgeon have existed for 140 million years
Interactive: Meet the winged wonders of Asia’s largest bird park
The Straits Times takes a look at various winged wonders from Jurong Bird Park, home to 3,500 birds across 400 species.
Rare crocodile spotted in Kaeng Krachan National Park
Officials spotted a rare Siamese crocodile in its natural habitat as well as other wild animals such as jackals, deer, serows, and smooth-coated otters.
Wild orchid hunt in Siem Reap turns up abundance of species
The administration hopes to publish a book cataloguing the many orchid species that exist in Cambodia’s forested areas.
Rogue ‘10-wheel truck’ elephant captured and moved to wildlife sanctuary
The operation was planned after officials received complaints from locals that the elephant was damaging their farmland.
Rural women plant trees, hope in south China desert
To date, the tree-planting team has successfully grown about 5.88 million trees covering an area of 2,253 hectares.
From Kranji to Wallasea, how humans are helping nature cope with rising seas
A new study has found that Singapore's mangroves and seagrass meadows could shrink by 20 per cent from current levels by the end of this century due to sea level rise.
Healing scars left by mining as part of China’s green transition
Chinese citizens have voluntarily planted approximately 78.1 billion trees from 1982 to 2021 across the vast country.