Recent Good News

Decades ago, the sanctuary was just 40 acres, consisting of farmland cleared in the early 1900s.

A two-fingered sloth was found orphaned in the wild last November. That’s when The Sloth Institute of Costa Rica stepped in to save her.

Over seven years, 600 supporters have helped raise nearly $126,000 to protect endangered sea turtle eggs.

The new data was backed by additional multi-agency reporting from the United Nations.

The green burial industry is expected to surpass $1 billion by the end of 2030.

The 170-pound loggerhead sea turtle “beat the odds” last summer and has since swam over 870 miles around the Florida Keys.

The Knitting Nannas have been saving animals around the world one stitch at a time.

The Bardiya National Park region experiences frequent human-wildlife conflict incidents, mostly involving elephants and tigers, leading to fatalities and injuries among both communities and wildlife.

A lawsuit by the ACLU of Florida argues that the city “selectively enforced” its ordinances against an LGBTQ+ couple.

Amelie has joined a unique group of amputee sea turtles that are being monitored by the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute.