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As the historic BBNJ Treaty officially entered into force in January 2026, Sri Lanka has moved into a critical new phase: aligning its national policies and legal framework with the requirements of the global agreement. Government officials confirm that the…
Biodiversity hotspots are often spoken about with a sense of urgency, but also with a sense of distance. They are described as faraway forests, islands, or mountain ranges where rare species cling to survival. In reality, many of these places…
Migratory species are the lifelines of our planet’s ecosystems. Whether crossing continents, soaring through the skies, or navigating vast oceans, these animals connect habitats and sustain ecological balance. Yet today, they are among the most vulnerable victims of climate change.…
Sri Lanka’s Department of Wildlife Conservation has cautioned the public against falling victim to fraudulent fundraising campaigns that are being promoted under the guise of helping wild animals affected by dry weather conditions. According to the Department, several groups and…
The decimation of African forest elephants through decades of ivory poaching has left a deep mark on Central Africa’s ecosystems. A new report reveals that the sharp fall in elephant numbers has not only affected wildlife but also the survival…
The shark’s reign over the open ocean is a relatively recent chapter in its 400-million-year history. Scientists have discovered that for more than half that time, sharks stayed close to the seabed before evolving the body shapes needed to conquer…
North Korea, often in the global spotlight for its weapons programs and political isolation, is now drawing attention for an entirely different reason: its hidden role in the illegal wildlife trade. A new multi-year investigation has revealed how wildlife trafficking…
There is often interest among the public in innovative ideas that aim to enhance the co-existence of humans and animals. One such move, touted as a novel idea implemented in Sri Lanka, purportedly claimed that the country was building rope…
Seventy years of scientific records are painting a grim picture of how extreme heat is reshaping life on Earth. A new analysis reveals that prolonged temperature spikes are already driving steep declines in tropical bird populations, threatening species that have…
A new study has highlighted how climate change could reshape the habitat distribution of the critically endangered gharial (Gavialis gangeticus) in India. Using an ensemble species distribution model (SDM), researchers found that under future climate scenarios, suitable habitats for gharials…
