This is mind-blowing: there’s a place in the Amazon that scientists argue has more species per square kilometer than anywhere else on the planet. Ferocious jaguars, emerald green boas, powerful harpy eagles, shy tapirs, and more…all sharing the same forest home (see lots of pictures below!!

Just 600 Sumatran tigers are left in the wild, living in harmony with rhinos and orangutans in the Leuser ecosystem. But palm oil companies, loggers, and poachers are wiping them off the face of the earth.

5 million donkeys are killed every year to produce a special kind of gelatin used in cosmetic products and supplements that claim to enhance health and preserve youth. Some donkeys are skinned alive.

Billionaires like Elon Musk and Sam Altman are racing to see who can conquer AI first – at all costs. They're treating the entire world as a laboratory, and we are their test subjects .

Rare elephants known as “super-tuskers” — the beloved elders of their communities — are being murdered for sport as rich hunters pay thousands to shoot them in cold blood. And it’s incredibly urgent because under Trump, elephant trophy imports to the U.

May 21 Update: Trump did it again. At a televised Oval Office meeting, the US President ambushed South African President Cyril Ramaphosa with conspiracy-fueled racist propaganda about his country.

Harbour porpoises are among the smallest marine mammals, once abundant in the North Sea, and recognizable by their cute little squeaks they make when surfacing. They are shy and rely heavily on echolocation to navigate, communicate, and hunt.

We have great news – and a new call to action. Our partners in Ecuador successfully purchased this species-rich wonderland we talk about below.

As you read this, thick smoke is rising from forests in Brazil, Indonesia and Malaysia, poisoning the air and driving people and animals from their homes. Majestic tall trees that give shelter to orangutans, sloths, rhinos and other rare species are burning to the ground, to be replaced by endless vast soy and oil palm monocultures.