Polar bears face an array of threats, from climate change to pollution to over-hunting. It's time that to end the commercial trade in polar bear parts by uplisting polar bear to Appendix I of the Convention on Trade in Endangered Species.

Twenty years ago elephants were being wiped out by poaching. International outcry halted the trade in ivory and elephant herds started to recover. But now poaching is increasing again after Japan, China, and a handful of southern African countries

A petition to call upon the University of Bradford to immediately end all animal experiments and replace them with alternative testing methods that do not involve the pain and suffering of living creatures.

Iran may help Russia to restore the population of Anatolian leopards in Russia's Caucasus, the Russian Ministry of Natural Resources' press service said on Tuesday. The issue was discussed during a meeting between Russian Deputy Minister of Natural

World Wildlife Fund today applauded the passage of a House bill introduced by Representative Henry Brown (R-SC) that will raise funds to save endangered species around the world.

A spectacled bear named Dolores (pictured) is sporting an unconventional look after losing almost all her hair. Since 2007 the female spectacled bear and two of her female kin at Germany's Zoo Leipzig have been going bald--baffling experts.

We already knew polar bears were in high water due to climate change, but who knew some types of dolphins, lemmings, flamingoes and oxen were also threatened by global warming?

I'm going to be frank--after a minute and a half of GAIA's latest undercover video footage from a halal slaughterhouse in Belgium, I had to stop watching. But while I was able to hit a pause button, the more than 250,000 cows, sheep, and goats who are

Every year in Denmark (Faroe Islands), around 2,000 Calderon Dolphins are slaughtered for their flesh and as a "heroic" pratice to show manhood. It is necessary to mention that the Calderon Dolphin, like All other world wide Dolphins, are in danger of ex

Dozens of wild horse advocates plan to go before a federal advisory panel here on Monday to try to persuade public land managers to change their plan to relocate thousands of free-roaming mustangs from the West to preserves elsewhere