Conservation

In 2011, the women of Cherán led a revolt against illegal logging and corruption. Today, the forests are coming back, and the Indigenous community is returning to its roots.

There are far fewer northern bettongs than previously thought, but work is underway to save the species.

The majestic African baobab has seen several growth spurts over its 1,200 or so years.

Too-cute sea otters are ravenous predators that feast on purple urchins and other destructive species.

For one biologist studying the rock frogs' behavior, safeguarding their habitat is personal.

Accidentally released on a Finnish island 30 years ago, the parasites are spreading.

If they could turn back time.

The city's feral flock is thriving while the global cockatoo population is under threat.

From squeaky beans to arsenic scares, conservation is full of surprises.

Plus four ways to eat and drink coffee that involve the whole plant.

Across the central and western parts of the country, reverence for the deity translates to tolerance for predators.