ifaw 88d ago

Wildlife wins you don’t usually hear about. This week in Wins from the Wild, we cover record-breaking North Atlantic right whale calves, a rescued rhino calf’s recovery in South Africa, bearded vultures returning to the Alps, and a conservation dog retiring after a decade of impact. While our planet may be at a tipping point, there’s still reason to have hope. This is Wins from the Wild - a weekly series sharing positive conservation stories from around the world. 🐋 North Atlantic Right Whale Update 23 calves recorded this season - the highest in over 15 years. With fewer than 380 individuals left, every birth matters. 🦏 Rhino Rescue Story (South Africa) A rescued rhino calf rehabilitated by Zululand Conservation Trust takes his first run - a major milestone in his recovery journey. 🦅 Bearded Vultures Return (Europe) After decades of conservation work, vultures are returning to the Alps, helping restore ecosystem balance. 🐶 Koala Detection Dog Retires Bear, one of the world’s most well-known conservation dogs, retires after helping locate over 100 koalas in the wild. 🎥 Credits: Rhino calf footage: Zululand Conservation Trust Bearded vultures: STRAWANZA ➡ Subscribe: https://bit.ly/IFAWSubscribe Follow IFAW on social: YouTube: https://bit.ly/IFAWYouTube Facebook: https://bit.ly/IFAWFacebook Instagram: https://bit.ly/IFAWInstagram TikTok: https://bit.ly/IFAWTikTok LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/IFAWLinkedIn About IFAW: IFAW explores new ways to improve conditions for animals, people, and the place we call home. Learn more: https://g.ifaw.org/IFAWOfficialSite