Today’s update of the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species shows that slightly over thirty percent of all species of lemur in Madagascar are now classified as critically endangered. The update also reveals that the North Atlantic Right Whale has also been moved to critically endangered classification.

The population of the African Black Rhino has been slightly increasing due to conservation efforts countering the persistent threat of poachers.

Today I flew to Las Vegas to surprise the staff at Pan Am to talk to them about their experiences with My Flight Solutions software and the Front Desk App that we had specially built for them!

Today's data release reflects improvements in the status of ten species due to conservation efforts.

Overfishing is pushing two families of rays near extinction, while the hunting of bushmeat and loss of habitat have led to the decline of a significant number of primate species.