The environmental group WWF is concerned about a possible decline in the Amur tigers in Russia. After the stock figures of Großkatzenart over many years indicated a positive trend in the recent past, there were indications that it might have come to a

Though it appears to be frozen with fear, this coyote most likely froze to death

WOLVES, not seen in the wild in Scotland for hundreds of years, could be ready for a comeback on a Highland estate

This dingo, photographed by The Sunday Mail scavenging for food on the southeast Queensland island on Thursday, was a far cry from the healthy dingoes splashed across tourism brochures and websites.

About a month ago, Kathy and I spotted a river otter at the Anahuac National Wildlife Refuge.

A coalition of conservation and animal rescue groups has today made animal welfare history by taking the last dancing bears off the streets of India - bringing an end to a centuries-old tradition that inflicted terrible cruelty on thousands of highly

According to UNICEF, every 3.6 seconds one person dies of starvation. Usually it is a child under the age of 5. All these statistics tell us that something needs to be done NOW to fight global poverty. We have the power to make a difference.

Men and women in America are not equal. While laws enacted over the past century have provided some protection for women's rights, we are just one Congressional vote or Supreme Court decision away from the weakening or even complete removal of these

Here at Change.org, we're still providing daily animal news, actions, advice, and alerts over on the Animal Welfare blog. We're working to stop dog fighting, shut down factory farms, protect wildlife, promote adoption, and prevent animal cruelty.

Many animals test their legs and totter forth only hours after they are born, but humans need a year before they take their first, hesitant steps. Is something fundamentally different going on in human babies? Maybe not. A new study shows that the time