Frequently Asked Questions
How often is the site updated?+
New articles are published on a rolling basis, typically several times each week, depending on the pace of field reporting from partner reserves and contributors.
Where does the information in your articles come from?+
We rely on peer-reviewed literature, protected-area bulletins, direct ranger reports, and open citizen-science observation platforms. Every article is reviewed by a contributor with relevant field experience.
Can I use your articles for teaching or presentations?+
Yes. Individual articles may be used for non-commercial educational purposes with clear attribution and a link back to the source page.
How can I contribute an article or field report?+
Send a short pitch to the editorial email on the Contact page describing the topic, your field experience, and any photographs or data you can share. We reply to every serious proposal.
Do I need an account to read the site?+
No. All content is freely accessible without registration.
Do you accept advertising?+
The site does not accept advertising from extractive industries or from products that conflict with our editorial mission.
Why don't you publish exact locations of rare species?+
Precise coordinates can attract disturbance, wildlife trade, or unmanaged tourism. We describe habitats at a regional scale and defer to local managers for finer detail.