We are asking for your help in convincing national, state, county, and municipal agencies and organizations to accept the reestablishment of one of America's great national symbols. In the 1800's there were 60 million free ranging buffalo on America's

Put simply, this was a classic cat fight. One with big cats. Out there on the Serengeti, the old male lion has held his pride together for years. Probably longer than he had reason to believe he could. Young male lions, some of which he had

With vast lush grasslands and abundant water resources, Northern Tibet's Ngari Pefecture, at an average altitude of 4,500 m above sea level, is considered the home to 40 species of wild animals under top national protection, such as Tibetan donkeys and

In UK seas there are 22 species of wildlife considered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) to be facing the threat of being made locally extinct. Once plentiful creatures such as common skate and Atlantic halibut are now list

Texas property tycoon H Ross Perot Jr has been told officially to forget about claiming the horn of the white rhino bull which he failed to kill during a hunting expedition in Mkhuze game reserve earlier this year. Ezemvelo KZN Wildlife confirmed

The Ministry of Environment is planning to import Siberian tigers directly from Russia to Korea. During the fifth annual meeting of the Joint Committee on Environmental Cooperation between Korea and Russia in Moscow, on Oct. 30, the ministry official

For over two months, the CBI had been on the trail of the poaching gang that the agency's sleuths busted at Nagpur railway station on Friday. Over this period, the poachers not only managed to evade their pursuers but also killed a tiger in the Tadoba-

Fiona, a Mexican gray wolf, slowly curled her long, red tongue, but the rest of her sleek body was almost motionless. Wildlife biologists and students had swaddled Fiona, who was deep in an anesthetic-induced sleep Thursday morning, with blankets as

A coalition of conservation groups, Native Americans, and Montanans are suing the National Park Service for their role in slaughtering 3,300 wild American bison that inhabit Yellowstone National Park. Approximately 3,000 bison remain in Yellowstone

During the summer of 2008 activists from The Network For Animal Freedom traveled the country to see how the farm animals are actually treated. We inspected more than 100 randomly chosen fur farms in every county where such farms exist, covering over