Botanist and landscaper Ricardo Cardim traveled 30,000 km of the Atlantic Forest in search of the last large trees in the forest; the results are in a book that tells a visual history of the biome, recently released in an expanded version. In an interview for Mongabay Brasil website, Cardim tells what he saw after

Wildlife conservation is a dynamic and vital field, and recent years have showcased inspiring achievements worldwide. From the remarkable recovery of endangered species like the humpback whale and the black-footed ferret to the expansion of protected marine and terrestrial habitats, global efforts are making a tangible difference. Innovations in technology, such as AI-powered tracking systems

In an era of unprecedented biodiversity loss, rewilding has emerged as one of the most promising approaches to conservation. Defined as the restoration of ecosystems through the reintroduction of native species and the revival of natural processes, rewilding represents a paradigm shift from traditional conservation methods. Rather than simply protecting what remains, rewilding actively rebuilds degraded

Introduction to Wildlife Corridors The Importance of Wildlife Corridors Wildlife corridors play a critical role in maintaining biodiversity and facilitating the movement of species across fragmented landscapes. As urbanization and agricultural expansion continue to encroach upon natural habitats, the establishment of wildlife corridors becomes increasingly vital. These corridors serve as safe passageways that connect isolated