Rabat Zoo records births among 50 species in early 2026

Morocco’s Agadir to host global crocodile conservation congress in May

Scientists decode the genome of Morocco’s iconic argan tree

An international team of scientists has unveiled the first high-quality reference genome for Morocco's iconic argan tree, paving the way for enhanced conservation and genetic improvement efforts.

Essaouira hosts the World Wetlands Day

Casablanca’s Ain Sebaa Zoo reopens to the public after major revamp

Morocco’s breeding program brings rare bird back from brink

Rescued griffon vulture returns to the wild in Jerada thanks to ANEF and ONSSA

Morocco's water and forests agency partners with local groups to protect argan forests

Marrakech-Vienna research collaboration to protect Morocco's Argan forests

Ancient Moroccan funeral rites featured Great Bustard 14,700 years ago

Morocco is home to the last remaining population of great bustards in Africa, consisting of 72 to 78 birds that are now genetically distinct from their Iberian relatives. A recent discovery traces their presence in the region back to 14,700 BCE, providing evidence of their role in ritual funerary practices.