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Once nearly extinct in Thailand, wild banteng cattle are thriving again thanks to community-led conservation. Former poachers are now leading ecotourism tours to watch these rare animals in their natural habitat.
Thailand celebrates Love Hornbill Day each February 13th to protect endangered birds that mate for life and keep forests healthy. Conservation efforts are saving the species after poaching and habitat loss threatened their survival.
Two false gharials appeared in southern Thailand's wild after researchers believed the species had vanished from the country. The discovery proves remote swamp forests can still support these critically rare reptiles.
Trail cameras captured a flat-headed cat in Thailand's southern forests in 2024, marking the first sighting in nearly three decades. The endangered species disappeared in 1995 but has now returned with evidence of breeding populations.
Wildlife officials at a Thailand airport intercepted smugglers and rescued 21 animals, including six critically endangered species. The timely intervention saved these creatures from the illegal wildlife trade.
Thailand just gave contraceptive vaccines to wild elephants for the first time, a groundbreaking step to prevent deadly conflicts between humans and the endangered animals. The shots could save hundreds of lives on both sides.
In waters where leopard sharks had nearly vanished, a Thai conservation project is releasing captive-bred shark pups into the ocean after training them with dedicated "shark nannies." The effort is part of a global movement to save shark species from extinction.
Four young leopard sharks glided into ocean waters off Thailand in December, the country's first attempt to save an endangered species by breeding them in aquariums and teaching them to survive in the wild. Once common sights for divers, these spotted sharks have nearly disappeared due to overfishing and habitat loss.
Camera traps in Thailand revealed a surprising discovery that could change everything for the endangered Asian tapir. Indigenous communities and scientists are teaming up worldwide to protect these "gardeners of the forest."
Camera traps set up to study bears accidentally captured evidence of a thriving Asian tapir population in southern Thailand. The discovery suggests nearly twice as many of these endangered giants may exist than previously thought.
Wildlife rescuers in Thailand are celebrating an 80% survival rate for leopard cat cubs this year, double the previous rate, as new regulations dramatically reduce agricultural fires. The progress shows how policy changes can quickly protect wildlife caught between shrinking forests and farmland.
Narok County just passed groundbreaking legislation guaranteeing at least 2% of its annual revenue to wildlife conservation, making communities real partners in protecting the Greater Mara Ecosystem. The new law creates a dedicated fund to support local conservancies while compensating families affected by human-wildlife conflict.
Scientists discovered a potential stronghold for endangered Asian tapirs in southern Thailand by reviewing old camera trap photos originally set for bears. The forest complex could protect far more of these gentle giants than previously thought possible.
Thailand just positioned itself as the go-to destination for luxury yachts with eco-friendly marinas and streamlined regulations. The nation can now dock vessels up to 95 meters while leading the region in sustainable marine tourism.
Thai elephants at Jerusalem's zoo symbolize 72 years of friendship between Thailand and Israel, with ambassadors visiting regularly to check on the beloved animals. The bond continues growing stronger, with new cultural exchanges and thousands of Israelis choosing Thailand as their top travel destination.
A baby elephant born at Thailand's Sap Langka Wildlife Sanctuary marks the sixth successful birth for a formerly domesticated mother, proving that rescued elephants can thrive in the wild. Since 2004, the sanctuary's population has grown from six elephants to 71.
After nearly a decade of stalled progress, Nepal is handing over its ambitious new mega zoo to the country's leading wildlife conservation organization. The National Trust for Nature Conservation brings 30 years of zoo management experience to turn the long-frozen dream into reality.
Thailand just administered contraceptive vaccines to wild elephants for the first time, offering a compassionate solution to prevent human-wildlife conflict. The seven-year birth control shot helps manage growing elephant populations while keeping these endangered animals safe and healthy.
A camera trap in Thailand's Khao Luang National Park filmed one of the world's most elusive wildcats for just 10 seconds. The Asian golden cat, known in Thai folklore as the "fire tiger," is so rare that scientists estimate only 7,000 exist worldwide.
Thailand is requiring most state agencies to offer full work-from-home capabilities in a bold move to slash fuel consumption. The policy could reshape how government work gets done while tackling energy costs and emissions.
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