The future of the northern white rhino is looking bleak. Only two are left in the world - both are female. But scientists have an outlandish plan to save them from extinction. BBC NEWS
Read MoreWhen animals have room to roam, they don’t pass infections to humans. BLOOMBERG
Read MoreBetter access to nature, even just your local park, helps people and the planet. Study after study finds that spending time in nature can improve physical and psychological well-being. HUFFPOST
Read MoreIn a stunning visual essay, a Belgian photojournalist documents the people that rescue, rehabilitate and release the critically endangered species. THE WASHINGTON POST
Read MoreAcross North America and Europe, bees are suffering dramatic species loss due to the climate crisis. From supporting farmers to citizen science, communities are working to protect these vital pollinators. HUFFPOST
Read MoreUganda’s grey crowned crane has been in sharp decline due to loss of habitat and poaching. The Cranes and Wetlands initiative is creating self-sustaining incentives for communities living around wetlands to rehabilitate and protect wetlands areas. MONGABAY
Read MoreFrom an irradiated nuclear zone to an overfished reef, nature springs back to life without people. And therein lies a plan to save the planet. HUFFPOST
Read MoreTwenty-five years ago, the national park attempted to reintroduce wolves – now scientists are celebrating it as one of the greatest rewilding stories ever. THE GUARDIAN
Read MoreOrnithologists use the science to focus on species struggling with habitat loss, urban hazards and climate change. THE WASHINGTON POST
Read MoreTo reverse the rapid loss of species around the globe, world governments should protect nearly one-third of all lands and oceans and slash major sources of pollution by the end of the decade, according to a new United Nations proposal. HUFFPOST
Read MoreNajin and Fatu, two female northern white rhinos, are the last of their kind, but the “BioRescue” program is working to change that. THE WASHINGTON POST
Read MorePhasing out synthetic pesticides and fertilisers and aggressive emission reductions among series of solutions outlined by scientists. THE GUARDIAN
Read MoreNorway, Germany and Britain said on Thursday they would spend up to $366 million over the next five years to help Colombia reduce deforestation in its vast Amazon rainforest. The three nations have backed Colombia's efforts to preserve forest areas covering almost 60 million hectares since 2015, with about $180 million invested so far. THOMSON REUTERS FOUNDATION
Read MoreOn board Darryl Green's small fishing boat, just off the island of Praslin in the Seychelles, the water is so clear we can see the seabed. Brightly coloured fish swim around the hull. BBC NEWS
Read MoreMultiple approaches underway to try to repair portions of reef systems lost to warming water. Groups are growing new coral on underwater metal structures, called trees. THE WASHINGTON POST
Read MoreBren Smith is one of a growing number of activists, policymakers and climate scientists working toward a plan that aims not only to protect the oceans but also to help slow the snowballing effects of global warming that threaten to wreck the planet. Along the way, they want to create more jobs in ocean conservation, offshore energy and seaside tourism. Modeled after the Green New Deal, these conservationists are calling their plan a “Blue New Deal” for the ocean. THE HUFFINGTON POST
Read MoreA project to produce detailed maps of all the land on Earth through laser scanning has been revealed by researchers who say action is needed now to preserve a record of the world’s cultural, environmental and geological treasures. THE GUARDIAN
Read MoreThousands of fires are ravaging the Amazon rainforest in Brazil - the most intense blazes for almost a decade. One group of nature lovers has taken matters into its own hands. BBC NEWS
Read MoreIndigenous Sapara people are resisting oil extractivism and building the case for protecting 30 million hectares of the Amazon. THE ECOLOGIST
Read MoreThe in-vitro creation was made by a consortium of veterinarians and conservationists from Germany, Kenya, and the Czech Republic working at the Avantea laboratory in Cremona, Italy. QUARTZ
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