Conservation Stories
Explore some of the world's most endangered animals and the conservation efforts being used to bring them back from the brink of extinction!
California Condor
Critically Endangered
North America's largest bird is both majestic and at risk of extinction. After being declared extinct in the wild in the 1980s, California condor populations are finally on the rise thanks to a successful captive breeding program and thorough conservation efforts.
Mexican Wolf
As the most endangered subspecies of gray wolf, the Mexican wolf faces constant threats of hunting and habitat loss. With about 300 wolves living in Arizona, New Mexico, and Mexico, these small wolves have quite the uphill battle.
Northern White Rhinoceros
This nearly-extinct subspecies of white rhino is facing a seemingly impossible situation - there are only two individuals left and both of them are female. How do we save a species that have no males left to breed with? Well... let's find out!
Rhinoceros Hornbill
Vulnerable
Commonly mistaken for a toucan, this tropical bird has a vibrant beak and a very unusual nesting strategy. Find out why the loss of old-growth forests in Southeast Asia is presenting such a large problem for these birds.
African Elephants
Endangered
Did you know that big, strong elephants are afraid of bees? That's right, one of the most powerful animals on the African savanna is afraid of a tiny insect. Would you believe me if I told you that their fear of bees is being used to help keep them safe? It's true! Check it out.
African Painted Dog
Critically Endangered
African painted dogs, also known as African Wild Dogs, are one of the most endangered species of canine in Africa. Facing threats like habitat loss and the spread of disease from domestic dogs, it might seem like the future for this wild dog is bleak... but conservationists aren't giving up! Check out the drastic measures that are being taken to save this beautiful canine.
Arabian Oryx
Endangered
The Arabian oryx has mastered life in the barren desert, but there are threats that the oryx faces that they have not been able to overcome. Come explore how the Arabian oryx has made it back from the brink of extinction.
Rothschild's Giraffe
Known for their long necks and purple tongues, giraffes are some of the most incredible and unusual animals in the world. Like many other amazing animals, the Rothschild's giraffe faces many threats in the wild. One threat in particular has left a group of giraffes in a sticky and... flooded predicament.
