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 ...

At about ten months old, Lihawu, a white rhino, spent weeks alone in the South African bush after poachers killed his mother. By the time he was rescued, he was dangerously dehydrated, hypothermic and ...

What if we could plant a forest… from the sky? This October, a group of pilots has offered their aircraft to help us carry out the largest seedball airdrop Animal Survival International has ever ...

A baby elephant has been rescued from drowning after fishermen saw its trunk poking out of the water. The calf was separated from its herd while trying to cross the Teesta River in West Bengal and was ...

A small wild cat that inhabits a forest in Bolivia has been identified as a new feline species. The animal, called tilcayo by local communities, is part of a group called tiger cats – small, spotted ...