Story and video archive
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• Video 4:01Video Saving the Amazon’s stingless bees 4:01 -
He brought over 600 water bodies back to life. His next mission: saving India’s vanishing stepwells -
Their husbands were killed by tigers. Now these women are restoring the big cat’s habitat -
Some dolphins appear to have orca friends. Scientists think they have figured out what’s going on -
New book details the epic story behind the fight to save Russia’s Amur tigers -
• Video 4:00Video Bearded vulture on the brink: Conservationists in South Africa and Lesotho race to save this raptor 4:00 -
Inside the abandoned airport being transformed into a $30 billion sustainable city -
• Video 3:59Video Underwater ‘reef music’ could help in coral restoration 3:59 -
Fewer than 10 of these porpoises are left. Can the species be saved? -
Mysterious deepwater sharks, killed to make cosmetics, are granted new trade protections in ‘watershed moment’ -
Why tourists are being told to wipe their shoes before visiting the ‘world’s clearest lake’ -
It looks like a tiny kangaroo and it’s bouncing back from the brink of extinction -
In a scientific first, biologists recorded a wild wolf potentially using tools -
Thousands of mosquitoes are being dropped by drone over islands in Hawaii. Here’s why -
New research reveals urban raccoons across the US show early signs of domestication -
• Video 3:55Video Saving pangolins at a pioneering facility in South Africa 3:55 -
This hidden canyon in the Mediterranean teems with whales and dolphins. But it’s under threat -
Newly identified species of Tanzanian tree toad leapfrog the tadpole stage and give birth to toadlets -
Millions of bats are being killed by wind turbines, but smart sensors could help protect them -
• Video 3:11Video Why scientists call these ants ‘a minefield in your backyard’ 3:11 -
• Video 22:59Video No Blue, No Green: A conversation with Sylvia Earle 22:59 -
• Video 2:00Video Marine biologist: “Everything we do from when we get up in the morning to when we go to bed connects us to coral reefs.” 2:00 -
• Video 3:58Video SailGP: The sport with a podium dedicated to the planet 3:58 -
‘We’re creating an illusion for ourselves’: Photographer explores how humans have lost touch with nature -
Pangolin’s plight: Photo book spotlights the world’s most trafficked mammal -
Orcas seen hunting great white sharks to eat their livers in drone footage recorded in Mexico -
The son of a British duke is selling his estate — a wildlife charity wants to buy it for $40M -
• Video 3:55Video How a few strands of hair are helping to protect Canada’s grizzlies 3:55 -
• Video 3:56Video Visiting Florida’s art-ificial reef trail 3:56 -
Ghostly shot of hyena wins Wildlife Photographer of the Year award -
• Video 4:01Video Guardians of the deep sea: protecting Caprera Canyon 4:01 -
Female mammals live longer than males because of their sexual behavior, study suggests
