Human-wildlife conflict in Europe
Everything filed under recovery in our wildlife coverage, the 13 reports filed on it so far.
Predatory Wasps Hijack Ant Shelters in Borneo's Human-Altered Landscapes
A predatory wasp is exploiting the hollow stems of Macaranga pearsonii trees in Borneo, a structure evolved for protective ants.
Wildlife Adapts to Human Landscapes Across Europe
Many European wildlife species, from beavers to wolves, are increasingly returning to and adapting to live in human-dominated landscapes.
Los Angeles residents adapt to life with black bears
As human communities expand into bear habitat on the outskirts of Los Angeles, residents are learning to coexist with the animals.
Analyst Choices Cause Wildly Different Wildlife Study Results
A large-scale study in ecology and evolutionary biology reveals that different researchers analyzing the same data can produce dramatically different...
Rewilding Restores Danube Delta Wetlands at Ultima Frontiera
Rewilding Europe has begun large-scale wetland restoration at the 800-hectare Ultima Frontiera site in Romania's Danube Delta.
Conservationists Train with Drones to Protect African Wildlife
A pioneering technology training program in South Africa is equipping African conservation professionals with drone and sensor skills to combat...
Monkey Climbing Rethinks Human Ancestor
Wild sooty mangabey monkeys in West Africa climb trees with flexible feet, challenging ideas that human-chimp ancestors needed ape-like feet for...
Wildlife's varied response to human presence
A study tracking 4,581 animals across the U.S. found that the physical presence of people reshapes wildlife movement and habitat use.
Rethinking the Human Family Tree
New research suggests that the human family tree may need a major rewrite, with some scientists arguing that certain species should be reclassified.
Conservation Efforts for the Eurasian Curlew Face Challenges in the UK and Europe
A recent study on the Eurasian Curlew conservation efforts in the UK and Europe reveals that while some interventions show promise in improving nest...
Potatoes may have given Indigenous Andeans a digestive superpower
A new study suggests that the rise of potatoes in the Andes may have left a lasting mark on human DNA, with Indigenous Peruvians carrying...
Nature Recovery Drives Business Growth in Romania's Southern Carpathians
A new loan from Rewilding Europe Capital will help a Romanian guesthouse expand its capacity, supporting the growth of nature-based tourism in the...
The Pied Woodpeckers: A Comprehensive Guide to Europe's Black and White Woodpeckers
Gerard Gorman's book offers an in-depth exploration of Europe's five pied woodpecker species, providing detailed descriptions, identification...