Protector of the realm: If there is a 'father of conservation policy', it is Julian Huxley

India, Aug. 15 -- Call it the butterfly effect. If there are rare fish protected in certain oceans, and unique lepidoptera still flitting about in certain patches of rainforest, they can in many ways... Read More

Protector of the realm: If there is a 'father of conservation policy', it is Julian Huxley?

India, Aug. 15 -- Call it the butterfly effect. If there are rare fish protected in certain oceans, and unique lepidoptera still flitting about in certain patches of rainforest, they can in many ways... Read More

Wild card entries: Check out 5 species saved by the CITES agreement

India, Aug. 15 -- There are tens of thousands of species on the CITES list - from snails and flowers to snakes, sharks, mammals, insects and trees. The list helps governments and NGOs organise their e... Read More

Jeopardy!: See how a global agreement is quietly saving species from extinction

India, Aug. 15 -- Let's start with the African elephant, because we almost lost it. In July 1989, Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi set fire to a giant heap of 2,000 tusks, worth about $2 million then... Read More

Jeopardy!: See how an international agreement is quietly helping save rare species

India, Aug. 15 -- Let's start with the African elephant, because we almost lost it. In July 1989, Kenyan President Daniel arap Moi set fire to a giant heap of 2,000 tusks, worth about $2 million then... Read More

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