Article written by WAN team Originally published by World Animal News, 13th October 2026 ASI welcomes the decision by the ...

Article written by Phie Jacobs Originally published by Science, 14th September 2026 Record-breaking “odyssey” suggests ...

Thanks to the kindness and compassion of our supporters, September was another month of hope for wild animals facing enormous ...

Animal Survival International (ASI) is deeply troubled over the City of Cape Town’s intention to capture two troops of free-ranging chacma baboons from the vicinity of the Cape Peninsula near Simon’s ...

Article written by Naina Rao Originally published by Mongabay, 5 October 2026 Fewer than half of tiger poaching and ...

“Why not just keep rescued animals in sanctuaries where they’re safe from threats?” This is a question we hear often at Animal Survival International, particularly when we appeal for funds in ...

A horrifying poaching incident has shaken Victoria Falls, a small tourist town in Zimbabwe. An adult male lion was found caught in a deadly snare. Injured but alive, he was darted, treated, and ...

Conservationists warn the world can “no longer afford” to delay climate action to protect and restore our planet’s natural wonders. Today (7 January), international nature charity Fauna & Flora has ...

In a ‘perfect’ world, baby pangolins Lulu, Biscuit and Henry would still be in the wild. They would be learning to forage for food and discovering the wonders of their natural habitat under the gentle ...

Rhino poaching almost doubled in South Africa's Kruger National Park in 2025 compared to the previous year, despite interventions including dehorning and lie detector tests for rangers, the government ...

When Phabeni was just four months old, he was spotted wandering alone near the Kruger National Park in South Africa, with his mother and herd nowhere in sight. Our partner, HERD, raced to his rescue.

We are reaching out today because we have still not reached our goal to feed 100 starving hippos through Botswana’s worst drought in decades. Please, will you help? The scenes are harrowing: A hundred ...