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Today is World Giraffe Day — a moment to look up, and pay attention.
Despite their iconic status, giraffes are experiencing a silent decline. In just over 30 years, giraffe populations have dropped by nearly 40%, largely due to habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict.

Conservationists refer to it as a “silent extinction” — because no one saw it coming.

While giraffes aren’t featured in ThisWildEarth Issue 02, the themes are the same: local leadership, global awareness, and urgent action. Read the latest issue to see how we’re telling these stories before it’s too late.

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Today is World Giraffe Day — a moment to look up, and pay attention.
Despite their iconic status, giraffes are experiencing a silent decline. In just over 30 years, giraffe populations have dropped by nearly 40%, largely due to habitat loss, poaching, and human-wildlife conflict.

Conservationists refer to it as a “silent extinction” — because no one saw it coming.

While giraffes aren’t featured in ThisWildEarth Issue 02, the themes are the same: local leadership, global awareness, and urgent action. Read the latest issue to see how we’re telling these stories before it’s too late.

#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we follow the long journey of trafficked turtles — from secret compartments at airports to rescue centres across continents.

Smugglers target these slow-moving reptiles for exotic pet markets and traditional medicine, often transporting them without food, water, or light for days.

But there’s resistance. Conservation teams are intercepting shipments, providing emergency care, and releasing survivors when possible.

Read the full story in Issue 02 to learn how turtles are being moved — and how they’re being saved. thiswildearth.com

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In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we follow the long journey of trafficked turtles — from secret compartments at airports to rescue centres across continents.

Smugglers target these slow-moving reptiles for exotic pet markets and traditional medicine, often transporting them without food, water, or light for days.

But there’s resistance. Conservation teams are intercepting shipments, providing emergency care, and releasing survivors when possible.

Read the full story in Issue 02 to learn how turtles are being moved — and how they’re being saved. thiswildearth.com

#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

Frogs. Geckos. Insects. They’re disappearing faster than we can study them.

In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we look at the unsung species targeted by poachers and collectors — often taken from biodiverse ecosystems in Madagascar and the Amazon.

Read more to discover why these small creatures matter, and what it takes to protect them. thiswildearth.com

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Frogs. Geckos. Insects. They’re disappearing faster than we can study them.

In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we look at the unsung species targeted by poachers and collectors — often taken from biodiverse ecosystems in Madagascar and the Amazon.

Read more to discover why these small creatures matter, and what it takes to protect them. thiswildearth.com

#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

Conservation isn’t only about big organisations — it’s driven by communities who live alongside wildlife.

In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we share stories from rural Madagascar, Brazil, and Kenya, where local leaders are finding ways to protect nature while supporting livelihoods.

Read the issue to discover why the future of conservation depends on those closest to the land. thiswildearth.com

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Conservation isn’t only about big organisations — it’s driven by communities who live alongside wildlife.

In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we share stories from rural Madagascar, Brazil, and Kenya, where local leaders are finding ways to protect nature while supporting livelihoods.

Read the issue to discover why the future of conservation depends on those closest to the land. thiswildearth.com

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Confiscating smuggled animals is only step one. In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we follow what happens next — from triage and quarantine to the complex decisions of reintroduction or sanctuary care.

The challenge doesn’t end with a rescue. In many ways, it’s where the real work begins.

Read more in the latest issue to learn how experts are giving rescued wildlife a second chance. thiswildearth.com

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Confiscating smuggled animals is only step one. In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we follow what happens next — from triage and quarantine to the complex decisions of reintroduction or sanctuary care.

The challenge doesn’t end with a rescue. In many ways, it’s where the real work begins.

Read more in the latest issue to learn how experts are giving rescued wildlife a second chance. thiswildearth.com

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From slow lorises to tiny turtles, exotic animals are increasingly sold as pets — and many die before they ever reach their buyer.

ThisWildEarth Issue 02 explores how online marketplaces and social media are fuelling the illegal pet trade. What looks like a cute pet video could be part of a global crime.

Read the issue to find out how this trade works — and what’s being done to stop it. thiswildearth.com

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From slow lorises to tiny turtles, exotic animals are increasingly sold as pets — and many die before they ever reach their buyer.

ThisWildEarth Issue 02 explores how online marketplaces and social media are fuelling the illegal pet trade. What looks like a cute pet video could be part of a global crime.

Read the issue to find out how this trade works — and what’s being done to stop it. thiswildearth.com

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"South Africa, home to nearly 70% of the world’s rhino population, remains a critical battleground in the fight to protect these iconic and endangered animals from escalating threats like poaching, habitat loss, and environmental degradation." #thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #wildlifenews #naturereads #savingrhinos #rhinos #conservation #impactforwildlife #unitedforwildlife

"South Africa, home to nearly 70% of the world’s rhino population, remains a critical battleground in the fight to protect these iconic and endangered animals from escalating threats like poaching, habitat loss, and environmental degradation." #thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #wildlifenews #naturereads #savingrhinos #rhinos #conservation #impactforwildlife #unitedforwildlife

In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we investigate the blurred line between conservation and captivity. Many exotic animals seen in tourist attractions or shared online are bred in confinement, not rescued from the wild.

Without regulation, wildlife exploitation is dressed up as education — and the animals pay the price.

Read the issue to learn how to recognise responsible conservation. thiswildearth.com

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In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we investigate the blurred line between conservation and captivity. Many exotic animals seen in tourist attractions or shared online are bred in confinement, not rescued from the wild.

Without regulation, wildlife exploitation is dressed up as education — and the animals pay the price.

Read the issue to learn how to recognise responsible conservation. thiswildearth.com

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Wildlife tourism is booming — but not all of it is ethical. In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we explore the blurry line between admiration and exploitation, and how uninformed tourism can cause lasting harm.

Not all “wild” experiences are created equal.

Read Issue 02 to learn how travellers and operators can be part of the solution. thiswildearth.com

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Wildlife tourism is booming — but not all of it is ethical. In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we explore the blurry line between admiration and exploitation, and how uninformed tourism can cause lasting harm.

Not all “wild” experiences are created equal.

Read Issue 02 to learn how travellers and operators can be part of the solution. thiswildearth.com

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Tortoises are slow — but not when it comes to disappearing. In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we track the illegal trade in Madagascar’s tortoises, many of which are snatched from the wild and sold to collectors.

Conservation teams are fighting to release and monitor rescued tortoises — but many never make it back.

Read Issue 02 to uncover the scale of this quiet extinction. thiswildearth.com

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Tortoises are slow — but not when it comes to disappearing. In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we track the illegal trade in Madagascar’s tortoises, many of which are snatched from the wild and sold to collectors.

Conservation teams are fighting to release and monitor rescued tortoises — but many never make it back.

Read Issue 02 to uncover the scale of this quiet extinction. thiswildearth.com

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Jaguars are elusive. But in the Brazilian Pantanal, they’re increasingly visible — thanks to conservation groups working with local ranchers and tourism operators to protect them.

ThisWildEarth Issue 02 explores how predator protection can thrive when communities lead the charge.

Read the full story in Issue 02 to see how Brazil’s iconic big cats are getting a second chance.

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Jaguars are elusive. But in the Brazilian Pantanal, they’re increasingly visible — thanks to conservation groups working with local ranchers and tourism operators to protect them.

ThisWildEarth Issue 02 explores how predator protection can thrive when communities lead the charge.

Read the full story in Issue 02 to see how Brazil’s iconic big cats are getting a second chance.

#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we follow the repatriation of trafficked lemurs back to Madagascar — a delicate process that combines science, politics, and local partnerships.

These animals, once destined for private collections, are finding their way home. But returning them to the wild is only the beginning. Madagascar’s lemurs remain some of the most endangered mammals on Earth.

Read Issue 02 to follow their journey back — and what comes next. thiswildearth.com

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In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we follow the repatriation of trafficked lemurs back to Madagascar — a delicate process that combines science, politics, and local partnerships.

These animals, once destined for private collections, are finding their way home. But returning them to the wild is only the beginning. Madagascar’s lemurs remain some of the most endangered mammals on Earth.

Read Issue 02 to follow their journey back — and what comes next. thiswildearth.com

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From frog unboxings to exotic pet reveals, social media is fuelling demand for illegal wildlife. In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we investigate how platforms like YouTube and Instagram are being used to showcase and trade rare species — with devastating effects.

Read more in Issue 02 about how viral content can push species toward extinction. thiswildearth.com

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From frog unboxings to exotic pet reveals, social media is fuelling demand for illegal wildlife. In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we investigate how platforms like YouTube and Instagram are being used to showcase and trade rare species — with devastating effects.

Read more in Issue 02 about how viral content can push species toward extinction. thiswildearth.com

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Donkey trafficking is real!

Donkey trafficking is real!

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Anton Mzimba was more than a ranger — he was a protector, leader, and voice for wildlife. In This Wild Earth Issue 02, we reflect on his legacy and the documentary Rhino Man, which follows the brave men and women protecting rhinos across South Africa.

Read more about the rangers behind the frontlines in Issue 02. thiswildearth.com

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Anton Mzimba was more than a ranger — he was a protector, leader, and voice for wildlife. In This Wild Earth Issue 02, we reflect on his legacy and the documentary Rhino Man, which follows the brave men and women protecting rhinos across South Africa.

Read more about the rangers behind the frontlines in Issue 02. thiswildearth.com

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On International Day for Biological Diversity, ThisWildEarth Issue 02 honours the intricate connections between species, ecosystems, and communities.
This issue takes you from the forests of Madagascar to the wetlands of the Amazon, where conservationists are protecting the last of the lemurs, jaguars, turtles, and more.

📖 Find out what’s at stake—and what’s being done—in the new issue. thiswildearth.com

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On International Day for Biological Diversity, ThisWildEarth Issue 02 honours the intricate connections between species, ecosystems, and communities.
This issue takes you from the forests of Madagascar to the wetlands of the Amazon, where conservationists are protecting the last of the lemurs, jaguars, turtles, and more.

📖 Find out what’s at stake—and what’s being done—in the new issue. thiswildearth.com

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In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we investigate the underground trade in parrot eggs — where smugglers hide rare bird eggs in jackets, perfume boxes, or hand luggage.
South Africa has become a hub for this quiet, deadly trade, with eggs destined for private collectors around the world. What starts with a single egg can end in extinction.

📖 Read Issue 02 to uncover how this global trafficking network operates. thiswildearth.com

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In ThisWildEarth Issue 02, we investigate the underground trade in parrot eggs — where smugglers hide rare bird eggs in jackets, perfume boxes, or hand luggage.
South Africa has become a hub for this quiet, deadly trade, with eggs destined for private collectors around the world. What starts with a single egg can end in extinction.

📖 Read Issue 02 to uncover how this global trafficking network operates. thiswildearth.com

#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

Our Issue 02 cover features a hand-drawn lemur by a contributing artist @graham_kearney_artist_studio - created to honour one of the most endangered animals on the planet. ThisWildEarth Issue 02 is out now. Link in bio. #thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews #endangeredanimals

Our Issue 02 cover features a hand-drawn lemur by a contributing artist @graham_kearney_artist_studio - created to honour one of the most endangered animals on the planet. ThisWildEarth Issue 02 is out now. Link in bio. #thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews #endangeredanimals

The latest issue of This Wild Earth is out now. We bring you stories that matter -grounded in fact, driven by purpose, and always with the wild in mind.

Discover the species making headlines, the challenges reshaping conservation, and the people working behind the scenes to protect life on Earth.

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The latest issue of This Wild Earth is out now. We bring you stories that matter -grounded in fact, driven by purpose, and always with the wild in mind.

Discover the species making headlines, the challenges reshaping conservation, and the people working behind the scenes to protect life on Earth.

#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

Penguins are more than charming tuxedoed seabirds—they are indicators of ocean health. On World Penguin Day, we look at how climate change and overfishing are endangering their survival. Our current edition features a deep dive into marine conservation efforts across the Southern Hemisphere. Let’s take action for their future.
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📷 Photo by Pixabay on Pexels "Penguins walking on brown surface"

Penguins are more than charming tuxedoed seabirds—they are indicators of ocean health. On World Penguin Day, we look at how climate change and overfishing are endangering their survival. Our current edition features a deep dive into marine conservation efforts across the Southern Hemisphere. Let’s take action for their future.
#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

📷 Photo by Pixabay on Pexels "Penguins walking on brown surface"

Earth Day is a global reminder that protecting our planet isn’t a one-day affair—it’s a lifelong commitment. This year, the call is stronger than ever: restore ecosystems, combat climate change, and protect our wildlife. In the latest issue of TWE, we explore how local communities are leading powerful conservation efforts. Join us in celebrating Earth, our only home.
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Earth Day is a global reminder that protecting our planet isn’t a one-day affair—it’s a lifelong commitment. This year, the call is stronger than ever: restore ecosystems, combat climate change, and protect our wildlife. In the latest issue of TWE, we explore how local communities are leading powerful conservation efforts. Join us in celebrating Earth, our only home.
#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

Songbirds are nature’s seasonal storytellers — but many are losing their migratory paths due to light pollution, habitat fragmentation, and changing temperatures.
In our latest feature, we trace the journey of migratory birds across continents and ask: what can be done to ensure their songs aren’t silenced?
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📷 Photo by Tina Nord on Pexels "Photography of small blue and brown bird"

Songbirds are nature’s seasonal storytellers — but many are losing their migratory paths due to light pollution, habitat fragmentation, and changing temperatures.
In our latest feature, we trace the journey of migratory birds across continents and ask: what can be done to ensure their songs aren’t silenced?
#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

📷 Photo by Tina Nord on Pexels "Photography of small blue and brown bird"

Bats are essential to many ecosystems, from pollination to pest control. Despite myths and misconceptions, these nocturnal mammals play an irreplaceable role in maintaining balance in nature. On International Bat Appreciation Day, we’re shining a light on their ecological importance—and the threats they face due to habitat destruction and human fear. It’s time to shift the narrative and protect the unseen heroes of the night.
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📷 Photo by Miriam Fischer on Pexels "Close up photo of bat"

Bats are essential to many ecosystems, from pollination to pest control. Despite myths and misconceptions, these nocturnal mammals play an irreplaceable role in maintaining balance in nature. On International Bat Appreciation Day, we’re shining a light on their ecological importance—and the threats they face due to habitat destruction and human fear. It’s time to shift the narrative and protect the unseen heroes of the night.
#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

📷 Photo by Miriam Fischer on Pexels "Close up photo of bat"

Despite their bulk, hippos are facing threats on multiple fronts — shrinking river systems, territorial conflict, and poaching for ivory-like teeth.
Our new issue investigates how shifting water access is changing the lives of Africa’s iconic river giants. Can we protect both people and wildlife that rely on these freshwater lifelines?
#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

📷 Photo by Pixabay on Pexels "Hippos in water"

Despite their bulk, hippos are facing threats on multiple fronts — shrinking river systems, territorial conflict, and poaching for ivory-like teeth.
Our new issue investigates how shifting water access is changing the lives of Africa’s iconic river giants. Can we protect both people and wildlife that rely on these freshwater lifelines?
#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

📷 Photo by Pixabay on Pexels "Hippos in water"

Hidden in the arid dunes of North Africa, fennec foxes thrive in one of the harshest environments on Earth. Their oversized ears are more than adorable — they help regulate body temperature and detect prey underground.
Our April–May issue explores how these remarkable mammals are adapted for survival in shifting sands and changing climates.
#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

📷 Photo by Miriam Fischer on Pexels "Sleeping Fennec Fox on Wood"

Hidden in the arid dunes of North Africa, fennec foxes thrive in one of the harshest environments on Earth. Their oversized ears are more than adorable — they help regulate body temperature and detect prey underground.
Our April–May issue explores how these remarkable mammals are adapted for survival in shifting sands and changing climates.
#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

📷 Photo by Miriam Fischer on Pexels "Sleeping Fennec Fox on Wood"

The haunting call of the gibbon echoes through Southeast Asia’s disappearing forests. These primates are vanishing fast due to habitat loss and the illegal pet trade. As covered in our latest article, conservationists are racing to protect their remaining habitats and support breeding programmes that can help stabilise populations.
Stay informed and help amplify the voices of endangered species.
#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

📷 Photo by Min An on Pexels "Brown Primate Sitting on Tree Branch"

The haunting call of the gibbon echoes through Southeast Asia’s disappearing forests. These primates are vanishing fast due to habitat loss and the illegal pet trade. As covered in our latest article, conservationists are racing to protect their remaining habitats and support breeding programmes that can help stabilise populations.
Stay informed and help amplify the voices of endangered species.
#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

📷 Photo by Min An on Pexels "Brown Primate Sitting on Tree Branch"

Lake Kariba is more than just a stunning body of water—it’s home to over 40 species of fish, creating a rich and diverse ecosystem. From the fierce tigerfish to the hardy tilapia, these waters support both wildlife and local communities. Protecting this balance is key to preserving one of Africa’s great freshwater habitats.

🔗 Explore more in This Wild Earth.

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Lake Kariba is more than just a stunning body of water—it’s home to over 40 species of fish, creating a rich and diverse ecosystem. From the fierce tigerfish to the hardy tilapia, these waters support both wildlife and local communities. Protecting this balance is key to preserving one of Africa’s great freshwater habitats.

🔗 Explore more in This Wild Earth.

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This World Water Day, we recognise that protecting water sources means protecting life itself—from the deepest seas to the smallest freshwater streams. Whether it’s reducing plastic waste or supporting marine conservation, every effort counts.

🔗 Read more in ThisWildEarth.

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This World Water Day, we recognise that protecting water sources means protecting life itself—from the deepest seas to the smallest freshwater streams. Whether it’s reducing plastic waste or supporting marine conservation, every effort counts.

🔗 Read more in ThisWildEarth.

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Earth Hour is more than turning off lights—it’s a commitment to protecting the planet. As millions join together in this global movement, we must ask: what more can we do to safeguard Earth’s most vulnerable species?

🔗 Learn more in TWE’s latest issue.

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Earth Hour is more than turning off lights—it’s a commitment to protecting the planet. As millions join together in this global movement, we must ask: what more can we do to safeguard Earth’s most vulnerable species?

🔗 Learn more in TWE’s latest issue.

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Forests are home to 80% of the world’s terrestrial species, including the Harpy Eagle, one of the most powerful raptors on Earth. These birds rely on vast, untouched rainforests to hunt and nest, but deforestation is pushing them towards extinction. On this International Day of Forests, we highlight the urgent need for conservation—protecting forests isn’t just about saving wildlife, it’s about securing the health of our planet.

🔗 Explore more in the latest edition of TWE.

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Forests are home to 80% of the world’s terrestrial species, including the Harpy Eagle, one of the most powerful raptors on Earth. These birds rely on vast, untouched rainforests to hunt and nest, but deforestation is pushing them towards extinction. On this International Day of Forests, we highlight the urgent need for conservation—protecting forests isn’t just about saving wildlife, it’s about securing the health of our planet.

🔗 Explore more in the latest edition of TWE.

#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

Frogs are more than just little creatures that leap and croak—they’re nature’s early warning system. With their delicate, permeable skin, they feel the effects of pollution, habitat loss, and climate change before many other species do. When frogs start disappearing, it’s a signal that something is seriously wrong with the environment.

Today, on World Frog Day, we’re shining a light on one of Africa’s toughest amphibians—the African Bullfrog. Featured in This Wild Earth Issue 01, this incredible frog can survive months of drought by burying itself underground, waiting for the rain to return. It’s a powerful reminder of nature’s resilience—and why we must protect the wetlands and forests these creatures call home.

🔗 Discover more in the latest edition of This Wild Earth.

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Frogs are more than just little creatures that leap and croak—they’re nature’s early warning system. With their delicate, permeable skin, they feel the effects of pollution, habitat loss, and climate change before many other species do. When frogs start disappearing, it’s a signal that something is seriously wrong with the environment.

Today, on World Frog Day, we’re shining a light on one of Africa’s toughest amphibians—the African Bullfrog. Featured in This Wild Earth Issue 01, this incredible frog can survive months of drought by burying itself underground, waiting for the rain to return. It’s a powerful reminder of nature’s resilience—and why we must protect the wetlands and forests these creatures call home.

🔗 Discover more in the latest edition of This Wild Earth.

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Happy Saint Patrick's Day!

Green is the colour of St. Patrick’s Day, but for the giant panda, it’s the colour of survival. These black-and-white icons depend on lush bamboo forests, yet habitat loss continues to threaten their future. Thanks to dedicated conservation efforts, panda populations are slowly recovering—but their luck isn’t guaranteed. Protecting their forests means ensuring a future for countless other species that share their home.

🔗 Read more in the latest edition of TWE.

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Happy Saint Patrick's Day!

Green is the colour of St. Patrick’s Day, but for the giant panda, it’s the colour of survival. These black-and-white icons depend on lush bamboo forests, yet habitat loss continues to threaten their future. Thanks to dedicated conservation efforts, panda populations are slowly recovering—but their luck isn’t guaranteed. Protecting their forests means ensuring a future for countless other species that share their home.

🔗 Read more in the latest edition of TWE.

#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #NatureReads #WildlifeNews

Time is running out for the African penguin. Once a thriving species, their population has plummeted by 97%, and without intervention, they could disappear from the wild by 2035. Overfishing and habitat destruction are pushing these charismatic seabirds to the edge.

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Time is running out for the African penguin. Once a thriving species, their population has plummeted by 97%, and without intervention, they could disappear from the wild by 2035. Overfishing and habitat destruction are pushing these charismatic seabirds to the edge.

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And the answer is... Sperm whale! These incredible creatures can hold their breath for up to 90 minutes while diving deep into the ocean. Thanks to everyone who joined our quiz! Stay tuned for more wildlife fun and facts.
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And the answer is... Sperm whale! These incredible creatures can hold their breath for up to 90 minutes while diving deep into the ocean. Thanks to everyone who joined our quiz! Stay tuned for more wildlife fun and facts.
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Encouraging news: Conservation efforts are stabilizing African penguin populations near key breeding sites. Every step forward matters. Learn more in This Wild Earth.
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Encouraging news: Conservation efforts are stabilizing African penguin populations near key breeding sites. Every step forward matters. Learn more in This Wild Earth.
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Did you know sloths move so slowly that algae grow on their fur, creating a mini-ecosystem? Nature is full of surprises! Explore more in our latest issue.
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Did you know sloths move so slowly that algae grow on their fur, creating a mini-ecosystem? Nature is full of surprises! Explore more in our latest issue.
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This year, let’s recommit to protecting nature’s wonders. Together, we can make 2025 a year of progress for wildlife. What’s your resolution for the planet? Tell us below.
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This year, let’s recommit to protecting nature’s wonders. Together, we can make 2025 a year of progress for wildlife. What’s your resolution for the planet? Tell us below.
#thiswildearth #naturallystrongertogether #naturereads #wildlifenews

2024 brought amazing wildlife wins. From species rediscoveries to habitat protection, these stories show the power of conservation. Swipe to see the top 5 highlights and how nature is bouncing back.

Which win inspires you most? Tell us below.

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2024 brought amazing wildlife wins. From species rediscoveries to habitat protection, these stories show the power of conservation. Swipe to see the top 5 highlights and how nature is bouncing back.

Which win inspires you most? Tell us below.

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A reason to cheer: 13 cheetah cubs have been born in India since their reintroduction! This marks a significant step toward restoring ecosystems. Read our latest issue now. Link in bio.
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A reason to cheer: 13 cheetah cubs have been born in India since their reintroduction! This marks a significant step toward restoring ecosystems. Read our latest issue now. Link in bio.
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Meet the Mesechinus Orientalis, a new type of hedgehog. Learn their incredible story and how they remained unidentified for over a million years!
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Meet the Mesechinus Orientalis, a new type of hedgehog. Learn their incredible story and how they remained unidentified for over a million years!
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Rhinos might not survive rising temperatures due to climate change. Read more in our latest issue. Link in bio.
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Rhinos might not survive rising temperatures due to climate change. Read more in our latest issue. Link in bio.
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Did you know this awesome fact? You can read about it more in our latest issue. Link in bio.
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Did you know this awesome fact? You can read about it more in our latest issue. Link in bio.
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Have you read our latest issue? Link in bio.
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Have you read our latest issue? Link in bio.
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“In the end, we will conserve only what we love.” - Baba Dioum.
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Pic cred: Pixabay: https://www.pexels.com/photo/zebras-on-zebra-247376/

“In the end, we will conserve only what we love.” - Baba Dioum.
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Pic cred: Pixabay: https://www.pexels.com/photo/zebras-on-zebra-247376/

The incredible African Penguin graced our last issue! Have you spotted this beauty in the wild?
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The incredible African Penguin graced our last issue! Have you spotted this beauty in the wild?
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Here’s a timelapse of our cover artist, @graham_kearney_artist_studio on instagram, bringing the beautiful Spix’s Macaw to life. Witness every stroke as this rare bird takes flight on the front cover of our latest issue. Stay tuned for more behind-the-scenes creativity!

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Here’s a timelapse of our cover artist, @graham_kearney_artist_studio on instagram, bringing the beautiful Spix’s Macaw to life. Witness every stroke as this rare bird takes flight on the front cover of our latest issue. Stay tuned for more behind-the-scenes creativity!

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