The quetzal, a striking bird in danger of extinction, has tripled its numbers in Mexico after 25 years of conservation efforts, the Environment Secretariat said Saturday.
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The quetzal, a bird in danger of extinction, triples numbers in Mexico
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Fifth of the world's species facing extinction:
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Marine pest species costing billions in damage to fisheries, coastal communities and infrastructure are spreading
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The curlew and Dartford Warbler face extinction
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Refinery project led by Mexico under threat of being scrapped
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Aransas National Wildlife Refuge celebrates 75 years:
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Explosion, fire, chemical spill threaten wildlife
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Endangered toads released
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Wild animal attacks claim two lives
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Magellan penguins in Argentina
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Scorpions and parakeets 'found living wild in UK'
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Asian waterbirds stage a remarkable comeback
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Greenhouse gases reach record high
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Giant pterosaurs 'were capable of flying 10,000 miles non-stop
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Environmental firm triples turnover
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Exxon Mobil to pay $600,000 for deaths of 85 protected birds
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Native eels heading for extinction