When international cooperation for conservation goes backwards

The ecological extinction of land animals

Making better decisions to save species and ecosystems

a better way to determine sustainable limits to wildlife mortality

Captive breeding informed by genetics leads to long-term success in the reintroduction of a threatened Australian fish

How we can safeguard rare cases of cooperation between people and wild animals 

Using conservation to achieve sustainable development goals 

Consensus for connectivity: Tigers in Central India

The Warli and their Waghoba

Habitat suitability mapping helps to identify future dormouse reintroduction sites

On the wolf trail

How well do protected areas cover current biophysical conditions?

Seeking refuge from the storm: a new framework to bolster conservation efforts

Old wives’ tales: Weaving human-wildlife relationships in the high mountains of Ladakh

The unique physiologies of elevational niche shifters

Conserving Riverine Cetaceans

Insights for conservation through sustainable degrowth

Where have the birds gone? On declining urban bird diversity 

Where big mammals belong—the unfair burden to restore

Shared earth, shared ocean: An African vision for the post-2020 Global Biodiversity Framework

Adapting the What, Where, When, Why and Who of nature conservation to be more effective in a changing climate

How do we conserve the most trafficked mammals in the world—pangolins?

Not a cookie-cutter approach: how the uses and trade of giraffe parts vary across Africa

Protecting wildlife populations by looking at individual health

Shapes of reef recovery

Protecting the living jewels hidden underground: conservation needs of groundwater-restricted snails

How the diversity of human concepts of nature affects conservation

42 bastions to provide solution to tiger crisis

Guardians of the grove

Habitats with plant groups from ancient geological epochs may cease to exist due to human pressure