Why there’s still hope for reversing degraded land in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo — according to the people who make it happen “The window of opportunity has not closed — we can still repair this land.” That’s according to Robert Agenonga, 33, who is a team member at Environmental...
Every day, around the world, from dawn to dusk, rangers work tirelessly to protect the wild. Today, on World Ranger Day, we're celebrating their incredible commitment to conservation with the release of our new short film: Voices From The Wild. Following rangers in our partners’ reserves from...
The important conservation work that WLT supports could not happen without rangers, the committed and passionate men and women working tirelessly to protect reserves and keep nature safe. Every year on 31 July, the world comes together to celebrate World Ranger Day and recognise the incredible work...
The palm groves of Bolivia’s Llanos de Moxos savanna are home to one of the rarest species on Earth- the Blue-throated Macaw (Ara glaucogularis). It is estimated that only 400-450 individuals of this Critically Endangered species exist in the wild today. However, thanks to WLT-partner Asociación...
The most recent report from our partner Fundación Patagonia Natural (FPN) confirmed that Estancia la Esperanza – a 17,013-acre (6,884 ha) reserve on Argentina’s Atlantic coast – is providing habitat for four adult Pumas and their cubs. In this article, Axel Kuchaska, FPN’s Keeper of the Wild, and...
A Thaos Swallowtail butterfly, also known as the King Swallowtail, photographed at REGUA, Brazil. Image credit: Chris Knowles. “Flowers that fly and all but sing” - Robert Frost, 1923 Butterflies have been used in art for centuries, right back to Egyptian frescoes more than 3,500 years ago, and...
