Photographer Joel Sartore’s quest to reveal every animal on Earth

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Twenty years ago, wildlife photographer Joel Sartore set out to capture portraits of every species in human care. Today, after 18,000 creatures, the conservation mission at the heart of his Photo Ark project has never been more urgent.

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The extraordinary comeback of Zimbabwe's endangered black rhinos

Decades after commercial poaching killed over 90 percent of the world’s black rhinos, a longshot plan by government officials, conservationists and private landowners is restoring the endangered species to Matusadona National Park.

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The Conversation

Powerless against bird flu? Not entirely. Here are 8 ways to help protect Australia’s birds and mammals

As a lethal bird flu spreads in Australian wildlife, it can be easy to think nothing can stop it. That’s an error – much can be done.

Stephen Garnett, Professor of Conservation and Sustainable Livelihoods, Charles Darwin UniversityAug 4, 2026

The Conversation

How rewilding could help stop the spread of Britain’s wildfires

Done properly, rewilded landscapes are more fire-resistant.

Ian Thornhill, Senior Lecturer in Planning and Environmental Management, University of ManchesterAug 4, 2026

Outside Magazine

California Wants to Prove That Economic Growth and Conservation Can Coexist. Is It Working?

Our most biodiverse state is also the world’s fourth-largest economy. It wants those things to thrive together. The post California Wants to Prove That Economic Growth and Conservation Can Coexist. Is It Working? appeared first on Outside Online.

Andrea DehnkeAug 4, 2026

Grist

Michigan winemakers have a new climate worry: More wildfire smoke

Vivian LaAug 5, 2026