Environment ❯ Wildlife Conservation

Species Reintroduction

Lynx Beavers Wolves Eurasian Lynx Cheetah Reintroduction Project Cheetah Reintroduction Pine Martens Wild Buffalo Wolf Reintroduction Cheetahs

Government Backs Exmoor White-Tailed Eagle Releases as Next Phase of England Reintroduction

Officials say adding Exmoor will boost numbers using evidence from tracking and diet studies.

Two Botswana Cheetahs Released Into Kuno, India’s Project Cheetah Count Reaches 57

Modi Hails Blackbuck Comeback in Chhattisgarh After Reintroduction Drive

Four Mexican Wolves Transferred to Durango Pre-Release Enclosure, Marking Sierra Madre Return After 50 Years

Jwala’s Five Cubs Lift India’s Cheetah Count to 53

Laura Clellan Unanimously Named Colorado Parks and Wildlife Director After Interim Tenure

North Rhine-Westphalia Plans Phased Lynx Reintroduction to Link Isolated Populations

Assam–MP Wildlife Exchange to Bring Wild Buffalo Back to Kanha

Charities Launch Public Consultation on Possible Lynx Return to Highlands and Moray

Police Probe Three Suspicious White-Tailed Eagle Disappearances Across UK

Beavers Return to Glen Affric as First Seven Released Under Scottish Licence

Free-Ranging Cheetah Jwala Rescued After Testing MP–Rajasthan Corridor

Northumberland Locals Back Lynx Return as Project Enters Planning Phase

First Wild Jaguar Cub in Chaco Since 1990 Photographed in El Impenetrable

Trust Threatens Legal Action After Lynx Release Licence Block

Plans to Reintroduce European Elk to Britain Gain Funding for Feasibility Studies

England Approves First Wild Beaver Releases in Over 400 Years

Reintroducing Wolves to Scottish Highlands Could Capture 1 Million Tons of CO2 Annually

Pine Martens Reintroduced to Dartmoor After 150 Years