One of the world’s most mysterious animals, the endangered okapi, has just been offered a vital lifeline. The species has ...

November 2025 marks ten years since the birth of the Paris Agreement, the landmark climate change agreement – ratified by 194 ...

We are offering a unique opportunity to play a central role in ensuring the effective delivery, administration and financial management of Fauna & Flora’s project ‘Securing fair and equitable foreign ...

Sixty Siamese crocodiles, from five separate nests, have successfully hatched in Cambodia’s Cardamom National Park – the largest record of this species breeding in the wild this century and a massive ...

It’s the botanical equivalent of bumping into a bird of paradise. A series of expeditions to a remote mountain top in West Papua in search of a legendary blue orchid have hit the jackpot. Joint ...

From a young age we are taught the importance of forests. We learn that trees take up carbon dioxide and convert it into oxygen. Forests are depicted as essential ecosystems and rightly so. Their ...

Illegal wildlife trade is one of the most pressing threats to our planet’s biodiversity, and a wide variety of people and organisations – from individuals and community groups to NGOs and government ...

How many of us have unthinkingly bought apples wrapped in plastic? Don’t worry, this isn’t another diatribe about plastic (we’re saving that for later). It’s a rant about plants. Wrapping a layer of ...

The Siamese crocodile has disappeared from 99% of its former range, following decades of hunting and habitat loss. An estimated 250 adults still survive in the wild, most of them in Cambodia. Fauna & ...

A shocking new report by Fauna & Flora International and the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) documents a catastrophic collapse of the world’s largest primate – the Grauer’s gorilla – due to a ...

One of the world’s most endangered freshwater turtles has just taken a small but significant step back from the brink of extinction with a helping hand from Fauna & Flora and our local community ...