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A newborn Przewalski's horse foal at the Bronx Zoo represents hope for a species that vanished from the wild by 1969. Today, fewer than 2,000 of these ancient horses exist globally, but breeding programs and reintroduction efforts are bringing them back.
Four decades after the Przewalski's horse went extinct in China's wild, 900 now roam free across the country's grasslands. The last truly wild horse species on Earth is making a stunning comeback thanks to patient conservation work.
Once extinct in the wild, Przewalski's horses now roam free across Mongolia's Hustai National Park in the world's largest population. This conservation triumph is showing the world how ecotourism can save endangered species while uplifting local communities.
Two Przewalski's horses born at a Hampshire zoo are heading back to their native Kazakhstan as part of a historic effort to save a species that once went extinct in the wild. Zookeeper Rhiannon Wolff worked with them from birth to departure, calling it "a very special part of the job."