Chernobyl’s Wildlife Cameras Reveal How War Affects Wild Animals

40 years after Chernobyl: How wildlife has adapted to life in the irradiated exclusion zone

40 years after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, wildlife in the surrounding irradiated landscape has adapted in unexpected ways. Scientist Pa

AI and Local Knowledge Combined to Document the Largest Cape Buffalo Mega-Herd Ever Recorded

This study demonstrates a novel approach combining artificial intelligence (AI) with local ecological knowledge to analyze opportunistic wil

Europe's wolf comeback: Balancing conservation success with human-wildlife conflict

As wolf populations rebound across Europe after centuries of decline, conflicts with humans are intensifying. The article examines the ecolo

AI-Powered WildObs Platform Accelerates Australian Wildlife Conservation Data Analysis

Researchers at The University of Queensland, in partnership with ARDC, QCIF Digital Research, and TERN, have developed the Wildlife Observat

I Didn’t Care Much for Dogs. Now I’m Risking My Life to Save Them.

Week in wildlife: a lazy sea lion, baby ospreys and rare lemur quads