Number of Endangered Species Has Doubled in the Last Nine Years

The Red List, prepared by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), which includes species threatened with extinction, was updated da

Rome Strategic Plan

In recent years, bird populations have been experiencing an unprecedented decline. Over-exploitation, including illegal killing, capture and trade, is

Happy Birthday, Jonathan The Turtle

The world's oldest living land animal, a giant Seychelles tortoise named Jonathan, celebrated his 191st birthday. Jonathan's estimated birth year is 1

Mediterranean No Mass Pina Population Left

Bandırma Onyedi Eylül University Maritime Faculty Dean Prof. Dr. Mustafa Sarı said that the increase in sea water temperatures due to climate change c

Japan Tens of Thousands of Fish washed ashore

In Hakodate, the third largest city of Hokkaido in Japan, a large number of sardines and different types of fish were seen washed ashore. It is not ye

Hunting Season Should Be Limited To Protect Anchovy and Bonito Stocks

Our new study, which examines the changes in the 20-year catch data of anchovy, horse mackerel, sardine, bonito and bluefish species and the increase

Russia: Having a Cat Child Brings a Suspended Sentence

According to Mash, a 48-year-old man in the city of Kemerovo was charged with hooliganism and illegal possession of firearms in September after attack

Mass Fish Death in Irrigation Dam

A large number of dead fish were seen washed ashore at different points of the Gelingüllü Irrigation Dam in Esenli village in the center of Yozgat, Tu

Drought in Ethiopia: At Least 50 People and Thousands of Animals Died of Starvation

More than 50 people have reportedly died in Ethiopia's northern Tigray and Amhara regions due to drought and aid freezes. Thousands of livestock have

Nairobi: COP15 Initiated

World leaders and ecology advocates gathered in Kenya's capital Nairobi for the 15th Conference of the Parties (COP15) to the United Nations (UN) Conv

Human Voices Are Scarier For Animals In The Wild Than Predators

A study conducted in Kruger National Park, one of the most famous safari centers in the Republic of South Africa, and published in the journal Current

Extreme Heat and Food Problem Caused Mass Death of Seagulls

Thousands of seagulls living in Lake Van died. This mass death of seagulls, which feed on the pearl mullet fish living in the lake, is explained by re

Türkiye: Chicks Are Sent To Death When They Are Born

The images taken in an egg production facility in Manisa once again revealed the brutality caused by industrial animal husbandry. In the footage taken

Mosquito Threat

Speaking about invasive mosquitoes, Yuvam World Climate Clinic Scientific Board Member Prof. Dr. Mine Durusu Tanrıöver stated that temperature increas

Hunting licences issued for endangered birds

In Türkiye, the Central Hunting Commission's (MAK) list for the 2023-2024 hunting season, which entered into force after being published in the Offici

Climate Change and Species Loss

According to data from the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), 42,108, or about 28 per cent, of the 150,388 species assessed worldw

Mediterranean Sea Meet the Sperm Whales

The expert team of the Marine Mammal Research Association (DMAD), which works to raise scientific and public awareness about the critical habitats of

İstanbul Governorate Instructed Municipalities About Stray Animals

İstanbul Governorate gave instructions for the collection of animals living on the streets. According to the instruction given by the Governorate, ani

Lionfish Threatens Native Species on Turkey's Coasts

The Lionfish, a small predatory fish native to the warm waters of the Indian and Pacific Oceans, threatens native species along Turkey's coasts, coast