Extinct Species of the Day: The West African subspecies of Black Rhinoceros was declared officially extinct today by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
According to the conservation group, a survey of the animal's natural habitat has yielded no living specimens, leading to the assessment that the last members
Endangered Species of the Day: A Black Rhino is transported by air from South Africa's Eastern Cape to a new habitat in the northeastern province of Limpopo as part of the WWF Black Rhino Range Expansion Project -- an ambitious conservation campaign that aims to "increase the range and numbers of
PSA of the Day: "The World is Where We Live" -- A rather stellar short promotional spot for the World Wide Fund for Nature, which draws visual parallels between our world -- and the world writ large.
Call To Conservation of the Day: In an effort to spur the public into action, the World Wildlife Fund today released rare footage collected over the course of the past two months showing 12 Sumatran tigers passing in front of camera traps placed on the outskirts of the Bukit Tigapuluh National Park.
The lowland forest the critically endangered tigers
