Good Conservation News Archives | Page 22 of 228 | The Cool Down

A deer with antlers wades through shallow water in a grassy landscape, with another deer in the background.

Outdoors

Vulnerable swamp deer pulled back from the brink as new breeding herd takes hold in India

A silhouetted skyline of Louisville, Kentucky, at dusk with buildings against a colorful sunset background.

Outdoors

Louisville urges residents to turn out lights as millions of birds pass overhead

A piece of brown seaweed resting on sandy beach with gentle ocean waves in the background under a blue sky.

Outdoors

Florida's rotten egg seaweed plague could become a food ingredient

A woman uses binoculars outdoors while a person points out something in the distance.

Outdoors

Birdwatching has a Gen Z boom in Britain with nearly 750,000 now hooked on the hobby

A close-up of a patterned python resting on green grass surrounded by scattered leaves.

Outdoors

Even after 23,000 removals, Florida scientists are tracking Everglades pythons to find where they strike next

Outdoors

With fewer than 30 left in the wild, red wolves get a cloning lifeline

A flooded farm field with green shoots and reflections in still water.

Outdoors

Washington tribe floods hundreds of acres of farmland to bring back lost wetlands and fish

A person holds several small fish in their cupped hands, with water and bubbles visible in the background.

Outdoors

Iowa revives vanished lakes to save endangered fish: 'We can do things that don't cost us any money'

A moose with large antlers stands in a grassy field, gazing directly at the camera.

Outdoors

Moose that were once hunted to extinction return to Germany

A coyote stands alert in a grassy area, surrounded by sparse trees and brush.

Outdoors

Scientists find 'ghost wolves' in Texas that could help save the world's most endangered wolf

An underwater scene featuring tall kelp plants swaying in the turquoise water, creating a serene atmosphere.

Outdoors

Deep beneath Patagonia, scientists begin epic mission through massive kelp forests

An albino echidna with spiky white fur and a pink snout, walking on brown mulch.

Outdoors

Blond echidna and elusive dunnarts turn up in first-ever camera survey of Truwana