Category - Amphibian

• Conservati­on at the doorstep of urban community
• The hunt for a fishy friend
• King of my mountain
• THE GOOD FORAGER’S CHECKLIST
• Duck, wildlife conservati­on and hunting stamps
• The birds and the other Bs
• New dinosaur species found in Thailand
• Support for wildlife across England
• Pogacar takes his place among cycling greats
• Very rare butterfly habitat on Arthur's Seat feared ‘severely impacted’ by fire
• Giraffes relocated away from oil drilling
• Vietnam Airlines expands scheme
• Sanctuary takahē won’t get bird flu vaccine yet
• Citizen scientists map national avian landscape
• Fujairah beauty spot added to Unesco list
• States struggle after feds remove endangered habitat protection­s
• Premier’s namesake tree among 550 highvalue species planted in Sabal Forest Reserve
• Park plan calls for fences, rapid response to curb wildlife conflict
• More than half of Earth’s migratory bird species are declining — here’s how we can still save them
• Survey €nds 67 amphibian and 76 reptile species in Shendurney Wildlife Sanctuary
• Iberian rabbit: Species hidden by Spain and Portugal for 2 million years
• Mosquitos positive for West Nile virus in Belleville
• Invasive snakes at German landfill: hunt for green whip snake
• Perimeter fence around Kattery Dam blocks wildlife’s access to water sources
• Bird of the Month: White stork John Mcewen
• >>> Protecting owls and toads part of conservati­on funding
• Large tortoisesh­ell
• Seals and sea lions are decimating salmon. It’s time to manage them
• Ghana’s fight to save a vanishing sea creature
• Curious visitors answer call of the wild at forest zoo
• Head Into the Wild at Powfoot this summer
• Wait, how many species of insects are there?
• I found this toad at Maquapit Lake.
• ‘Protectors’ of polar bears unmasked as their exploiters
• Residents being urged to help count cranes
• Fabricated AI animal videos are distorting how we see wildlife, researcher­s warn
• The search for Britain’s 60th butterfly species
• Congo researcher­s find Earth’s newest monkey
• 'Sea cannibal' spreads across the Baltic, threatenin­g native species