As humans continue to destroy the habitats of migratory animals, their numbers continue to decrease. Many of these species play important ecological roles, and certain ecosystems will be altered ...

Every year, billions of the world’s animals make incredible journeys over land and sea to breed and find food. Some of these species – including songbirds, shorebirds, raptors, whales, sharks, sea ...

The new MiCO map helps scientists, conservationists, and policymakers quickly see global migration patterns for 109 species.

A staggering 22% of migratory animals are facing potential extinction, while some 44% are experiencing notable population decline, according to a "State of the World's Migratory Species" report ...

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Dan Challender receives funding from the UKRI Global Challenges Research Fund (UKRI GCRF) through the Trade, Development, and the Environment Hub and the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation, and has ...

Every year, billions of the world’s animals make incredible journeys over land and sea to breed and find food. Some of these species — including songbirds, shorebirds, raptors, whales, sharks, sea ...

Many migratory species such as birds, bats, whales, and fish cross national borders to complete their lifecycle and need ...

Wildebeest migration, calving, and grazing help the Serengeti soil store thousands of pounds of carbon dioxide per acre.

Feeding wild animals might seem like a harmless act of kindness, but it often carries serious and unintended consequences.

Every year, billions of the world’s animals make incredible journeys over land and sea to breed and find food. Some of these species – including songbirds, shorebirds, raptors, whales, sharks, sea ...