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Miral Unveils Ambitious Conservation Push

From AI-powered aquaculture to tracking endangered sea turtles across the Arabian Gulf, Miral has announced four major conservation priorities for 2026

by Claire Wills

Antarctic Emperor Penguins Threatened with Extinction

As sea ice disappears at record rates, emperor penguins are being pushed towards extinction

by Nick Ames

Three-Quarters of Marine Protected Areas Are Contaminated by Sewage

New research reveals that pollution levels inside marine protected areas can be significantly higher than in unprotected areas

by Claire Wills

European Wolves Euthanised After Serious Fighting at UK Animal Park

Staff sat they are heartbroken after the ‘absolute last resort’ decision was made to euthanise the European wolves

by Nick Ames

Shark Diving: Thrill or Threat?

Are on-demand interactions with the ocean’s top predators helping to preserve them – or is shark diving doing more harm than good?

by Mike Peake

Iberian Lynx and Prey Voted People’s Wildlife Photograph of the Year

A striking image of an Iberian lynx mid-hunt has been named the public’s favourite in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2026 People’s Choice Award

by Nick Ames

Is the War in Ukraine Driving Wolf Attacks in Finland?

Along Finland’s 1,500km border with Russia, reindeer herders say they are facing their worst year on record for wolf attacks

by Nick Ames

Why the UK Is Cracking Down on Pet Primates

Owners of pet primates in England will need a licence from April to keep them, as a clampdown on those who keep these highly intelligent monkeys in tiny enclosures and feed them a poor diet

by Nick Ames

The Wildlife Encounters You’re Told Are Ethical- But Aren’t

From civet coffee to sloth selfies, Sarah Freeman shines a light on seven surprising wildlife encounters that aren’t as innocent as they seem

by Sarah Freeman

Bee-coming Beekeepers: Terra Launches a Hands-On Beekeeping Course in Dubai

The new beekeeping programme allows residents to reconnect with nature and join the biodiversity movement

by Nick Ames