Our oceans are struggling with the environmental changes caused by our modern way of living, as well as industrial fishing practices. Coral reefs, home to over half of the world’s … Read more

There are around 40,000 species classed as threatened or endangered and this number is only growing more. And while some actions are already taken to stop this trend, there is … Read more

Orangutans are now only native to two countries in the world; Indonesia and Malaysia. And all three species of orangutans are now classed as critically endangered due to palm oil … Read more

The American Horse Council estimates that around 100,000 pet horses are abused or neglected across the country. In addition, horse racing is a $40 billion-a-year industry in the US, but … Read more

Wolf populations around the globe are decreasing at an alarming rate. For example, grey wolves have been extirpated from many of their natural habitats and there are estimated to be … Read more

1 in every 3 bites of the food we eat is directly dependent on bee pollination, yet bee species worldwide are declining at an alarming rate. In the 1940s there … Read more

Due to relentless poaching efforts and the lucrative bushmeat trade, gorilla populations have plummeted in the last few decades. Both gorilla species are now critically endangered. In 1981, the number … Read more

There are estimated to be between 23,000 and 39,000 mature lions left in the wild. This iconic species was once found across Africa, Europe, and Asia, but due to poaching … Read more

It’s estimated that about 1% of the world’s population has autism, with the condition costing affected families around $60,000 per year. Despite being widespread, autism is still poorly understood. Autism … Read more