Living near human settlements disrupts giraffe social networks, according to new research.

"What we do to deal with the current extinction crisis in the next two decades will define the fate of millions of species."

Environmental non-governmental organizations are moving beyond conservation and getting into politics to advocate for climate action, a study shows.

Before fur traders decimated sea otters, ancestors of at least one Alaskan indigenous group hunted them for their pelts, not food, researchers say.

Oyster aquaculture has little impact on shorebirds, such as the federally threatened red knot, which migrates thousands of miles from Chile every year.

COVID-19 threatens to derail conservation efforts and research for a year, which could be a huge blow to the field. Here, a biologist explains the threat.

Buzz about "murder hornets" and "killer bees" aside, people love bees. And that's a positive sign for the conservation of our pollinators, researchers say.

Biologists explain why private zoos like those in "Tiger King" are bad for big cats, what the series got wrong, and what's next for tiger conservation.

Plans to build nearly 15,000 miles of road through tiger habitats in Asia by mid-century will up the risk for the big cat's extinction, researchers warn.

There are fewer African forest elephants than scientists believed, research shows. The lack of information about these elephants has hampered conservation.