In Africa much of the livestock is used to provide daily nourishment for many rural populations who depend on their animals for sustenance. Those of us whose livelihoods depend on grasslands are ...

A sunrise visit to the grasslands can provide a unique opportunity ... They’ll even bait insects by providing an animal-dung buffet. Unlike most raptors, males and females are similar in ...

Scientists propose a new way to predict animal movements in a changing world, aiding conservation and policy efforts.

What makes grasses so special is that they can survive and keep regrowing no matter how much they’re munched or nibbled by animals. It means they attract and support all kinds of wildlife. But most of ...

Grasslands support the biggest concentrations of large animals on the planet. This wealth of life, in turn, attracts predators. Leopards are the most adaptable of the big cats, and a handful of ...

Our planet’s grasslands are the rich home to our big land-based animals, but they’re also shrinking. They once covered a quarter of our planet, but as the human population exploded, we've turned our ...

Parks Canada attempted to reintroduce the black-footed ferret to Grasslands National Park by releasing 74 animals in 2009. Soon after, wild-born ferrets were seen at the park, sparking hopes that ...

Once emptied of wildlife, South Africa's Babanango Game Reserve is now home to the Big Five – thanks to a bold rewilding project led by Zulu communities and global conservationists.