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In 1995, wolves returned to Yellowstone National Park after nearly 70 years away, and the difference was remarkable. The...
13/08/2025

In 1995, wolves returned to Yellowstone National Park after nearly 70 years away, and the difference was remarkable. These apex predators proved their importance as a keystone species, triggering a trophic cascade that transformed the park. Elk began to graze more selectively, plants flourished, riverbanks stabilised and wildlife from songbirds to beavers benefited.

The success has inspired similar projects in Colorado and parts of Europe, showing how one species can help restore balance to an entire ecosystem. Challenges remain, including livestock concerns and the need for constant monitoring, but Yellowstone stands as a powerful example of nature’s ability to recover when given the chance.

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On World Elephant Day, we celebrate the gentle giants who roam the wild with wisdom, strength and just a touch of sass. ...
12/08/2025

On World Elephant Day, we celebrate the gentle giants who roam the wild with wisdom, strength and just a touch of sass. From tiny calves finding their footing to mighty matriarchs leading the way, elephants remind us of the importance of family, resilience and wide-open spaces.

Fun fact: elephants can “hear” with their feet by detecting vibrations in the ground.

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A lion’s roar can carry for up to eight kilometres, but the real strength of the pride lies in its unity. From curious c...
10/08/2025

A lion’s roar can carry for up to eight kilometres, but the real strength of the pride lies in its unity. From curious cubs to seasoned hunters, each member plays a vital role in survival.

This World Lion Day, we recognise these remarkable animals and the urgent need to protect them. Safeguarding lions means safeguarding the ecosystems they help sustain.

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10/08/2025

Stuarts’ Field Guide to Mammals of Southern Africa - Including Angola, Zambia & Malawi Southern Africa has a wealth of mammal fauna, and is home to about 530 species, including tiny shrews, intriguing pangolins and majestic whales. All the species that occur in the region are featured in this upda...

On August 9, 2017, the legendary Lady Liuwa, the lone lioness who roamed Zambia’s Liuwa Plain National Park, died of nat...
09/08/2025

On August 9, 2017, the legendary Lady Liuwa, the lone lioness who roamed Zambia’s Liuwa Plain National Park, died of natural causes just one day before World Lion Day. Her life, marked by resilience and survival, inspired millions and became a symbol of hope for lion conservation.

Poaching wiped out Lions from Liuwa Plain in the 1990s, leaving Lady Liuwa as the sole survivor. For years, she wandered the plains alone, even seeking companionship from humans. Her remarkable journey was immortalized in one of the most moving wildlife films ever.

Thanks to the tireless efforts of African Parks and partners, Lady Liuwa was eventually united with her kind. Though she could not have cubs, she played a vital role in nurturing a growing pride, leaving behind a legacy of survival and community.

Lady Liuwa’s incredible story reminds us of the power of conservation and collaboration. Her memory lives on in Liuwa Plain’s thriving lion pride—a testament to what’s possible when we work together to protect wildlife.

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Happy National Tarantula Appreciation Day!Did you know these furry friends are also found in Africa, where they're affec...
08/08/2025

Happy National Tarantula Appreciation Day!

Did you know these furry friends are also found in Africa, where they're affectionately known as "baboon spiders"? We're celebrating these fascinating creatures today. From the huge King Baboon Spider of East Africa to the southern Horned Baboon Spiders with their unique carapaces and the vibrant Blue-footed Baboon Spider found in South Africa, there’s a lot to appreciate.

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The Moon Bear, also called the Asiatic black bear, sports a distinctive crescent on its chest as if it carries a piece o...
08/08/2025

The Moon Bear, also called the Asiatic black bear, sports a distinctive crescent on its chest as if it carries a piece of the night sky wherever it roams. Sadly, these charismatic forest dwellers face threats from habitat loss and illegal wildlife trade.

International Moon Bear Day reminds us that protecting these remarkable animals is not just good for them, it is good for the health of the forests they call home. Every pawprint they leave is part of a much bigger ecological story.

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We explore some of the most beautiful parts of the world in our constant pursuit for new and evocative stories. Our niche natural history collection features over 16,000 hours; HD and UltraHD 4K+ stock footage focusing on Conservation, Wildlife, Oceanic and Cultural media. We also provide curated media content from 140+ leading libraries and cinematographers.

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