Green turtles are officially off the danger list - a great result for the efforts of Fauna & Flora and our local partners at key project sites worldwide.

Our People Operations Manager is responsible for the development and delivery of our people processes, systems, and administration, ensuring that they are fully fit for purpose. Reporting to the ...

The Caribbean has already witnessed more reptile extinctions than any other region on Earth – accounting for over 60% of all reptile species lost globally. The illegal pet trade has surged in recent ...

This working theory of change traces the causal pathways linking improvements in gender equity with improved natural resource governance, which in turn can lead to an improvement in conservation ...

Too many rescued pangolins die before they can receive care. You can help change that. In Africa, pangolin poaching has reached critical levels. By some estimates, five pangolins every minute are ...

A new report ‘From the ground up: lessons from African communities on climate risk and building resilience with nature’ reveals the stark and varied ways climate change is impacting vulnerable ...

Annamária Lehoczky, Ann Komen, Tanguy Nicolas, Alice Costa. Climate change is having a profound impact on many communities across the globe. In Africa, some countries are facing a disproportionate ...

Every day, countless animals are being illegally shot, snared and slaughtered for meat. Each loss pushes these extraordinary creatures closer to extinction. Some species populations have plummeted by ...

Several gecko species found during a series of surveys in a remote region of Cambodia have been confirmed as new to science. And these new discoveries may not be the last in this potentially rich ...

Fauna & Flora is celebrating the announcement of the pending designation of eight brand new marine protected areas (MPAs) by the government of São Tomé and Príncipe at the UN Ocean Conference (UNOC) ...

For a prime example of extraordinary interconnections in nature, look no further than the floral paradise at the southernmost tip of South Africa, arguably one of the wonders of the natural world.