Latin America, a biodiversity hotspot home to 40% of the world’s species, is witnessing an alarming decline in its wildlife.

Through a series of interviews, researchers identified key stressors for this population, including animal mortality, succession planning for farms and the impact of gender roles and stereotypes.

From rare turtles to roaring lions, exotic animals are smuggled and sold as status symbols The import, export, and smuggling ...

Air Intelligence Unit (AIU) officials of the Customs Department at Kempegowda International Airport on Monday busted another ...

The Wildlife Animal Protection Forum of South Africa (WAPFSA) has accused Vantara of attempting to intimidate them.

According to sources, the smuggled wildlife was allegedly being transported from Bangkok, Thailand, to Chennai, India, with ...

Bakersfield police cited a man on suspicion of animal cruelty and two dogs were seized Friday after reports came in about a video on social media that appeared to show animal abuse. A news release ...

All pangolin species were placed under Appendix I of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild ...

Enforcement officers in the Philippines’ economically vital central region are sharpening their skills to combat wildlife ...

Previously classified UK government documents have shed light on a major wildlife smuggling case that unfolded in Gibraltar ...

Bakersfield police cited a man on suspicion of animal cruelty and two dogs were seized Friday after reports came in about a video on social media that appeared to show ...