Species Spotlight

Isolated on just two islands in southeast Asia, this little-known, forest-dependent wild cat persists in the region experiencing the world’s fastest deforestation.

This endangered mammal, known as the “gardener of the forest,” is related to rhinos and horses but has an elephant-like nose.

Exploited for its pelt, the bobcat is a highly cryptic species that few have studied or monitored in any detail.

These golden jewels have vanished from Panama’s streams, but there’s still hope for the critically endangered Panamanian golden frog.

Rampant capture for the songbird trade threatens to silence the forests of this species’ evolutionarily marvelous melody.

Efforts to broaden local participation for the conservation of this rare cat are currently ongoing across its global range.

This miniature monkey from Brazil faces a losing battle with disease, invasive species and an ever-shrinking habitat.

This critically endangered, fanged deer species is losing out to the snaring crisis in Laos and Vietnam.

This is not your regular anteater. It’s one of the world’s only scaly mammals, representing millions of years of evolution.

A nearly extinct population of this wide-ranging species represents a unique element of biodiversity in the Caucasus.