Five cheetah cubs born at Kuno as India’s cheetah population reaches 60
A 32-month-old female cheetah born in India gave birth to five cubs at Kuno National Park. The official…
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Research, conservation and new discoveries
A continuing selection of new studies, conservation projects and important developments connected to species in the archive.
India’s Cheetah Project Sparked Debate Over Deaths, Transparency and Whose Expertise Counted
A review of 28 documents about Project Cheetah in India found sharply different accounts of its conservation goals,…
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Relocated Elephants Took Two Years to Find Their Feet
Twenty-five elephant herds in Zimbabwe explored their new home largely on their own. Familiar water sources became reference…
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Red Kites Return to Jaén as Dangerous Power Poles Are Made Safer
Red kites are breeding again in Jaén, southern Spain, following a reintroduction programme. Twenty-one released birds used the…
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First Giraffe Calf Born in Iona Since Angolan Giraffes Were Reintroduced
A giraffe calf has been recorded in Angola’s Iona National Park for the first time since Angolan giraffes…
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First tiger released into Kazakhstan’s wild in more than 70 years
A female Amur tiger named Ümit has been released into Kazakhstan’s Ile-Balkhash reserve, marking the first return of…
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Moving 38 Osprey Chicks Had Little Modelled Effect on French Population Growth
A 30-year demographic study found that mainland France’s osprey population was still growing, while removing 38 chicks for…
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Ospreys Raised Three Chicks in Switzerland’s First Breeding in 112 Years
A male released by the Swiss reintroduction project and an unringed female of unknown origin raised three chicks…
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Poole Harbour Ospreys Fledged Four Chicks for Third Year Running
The Carey pair fledged four chicks for the third year in a row, while four young males hatched…
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33 Descendants of Phased-Release Cheetahs Reached Independence in South Africa
Twelve captive-origin cheetahs were phased into seven fenced reserves in South Africa. Their ranging and habitat use stabilised…
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Reintroduced spotted hyenas establish home ranges within seven months in Tswalu
Satellite tracking of five reintroduced spotted hyenas in Tswalu found that their home ranges stabilised within seven months,…
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Twelve Angolan Giraffes Were Reintroduced to Bicuar National Park
Twelve angolan giraffes from two Namibian source properties were reintroduced to Bicuar National Park in Angola. All 12…
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Four Moose in Romania’s Reintroduction Programme Are Adapting Well After Three Months
One male and three females at Vânători-Neamț Natural Park were reported to be adapting well three months after…
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Released White-rumped Vultures Raised a Chick in India for the First Time
Thirty-one captive-bred White-rumped Vultures were released in Buxa Tiger Reserve from 2021 to 2023. Six formed three pairs,…
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Six Cheetahs Return to Zambia's Luangwa Landscape After Nearly 30 Years
Three male and three female cheetahs from South Africa have been moved to North Luangwa as the first…
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Direct Release of Farmed Red Deer Was Followed by 69% Mortality in Croatia
GPS monitoring of 16 farmed red deer released directly into the wild in Croatia recorded 69% mortality; ten…
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Habitat conditions help explain why some African buffalo translocations succeeded in Mozambique
A 2026 analysis of African buffalo translocations in Mozambique found that habitat suitability helped explain success and failure,…
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Thirteen Young Red Kites Were Released in Aspromonte in the Fourth Reintroduction Year
Thirteen young red kites from wild donor populations in Switzerland and Corsica, plus one captive-bred bird, were released…
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Reintroduced Indian Grey Hornbills Bred in Gir for a Fourth Consecutive Year
Gujarat officials reported a fourth consecutive breeding year for Indian grey hornbills reintroduced to Gir after 40 birds…
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Fear of Harm to People Was Linked to Lower Support for Proposed Gaur Reintroduction
A survey of 109 households in 22 villages around Nagarjunasagar-Srisailam Tiger Reserve found that fear of gaur harming…
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