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This year in southern Texas, two intrepid new biologists are helping to restore coastal prairie habitat for the Endangered Aplomado Falcon. Powered by a partnership with the USFWS Coastal Program, the duo...

The Peregrine Fund has hundreds of employees in countries all over the world, but Brand Manager Dan Young might have the most unique living situation of all of them: he and his wife, along with a gregarious...

During Senior Condor Field Biologist Erin Brannon's decade-plus tenure with The Peregrine Fund, the condor program has seen perhaps more than its fair share of ups and downs. But through it all, she still...

As if to punctuate Lily’s win, this fall brought even more incredible news from Madagascar, specifically the Tsimembo Manambolomaty Protected Area that is one of several protected areas managed by Lily and...

While the Prize Gala was the highlight, the gala itself is merely the culmination of a week of celebratory activities, which included a panel discussion focused on conservation leadership, a “Meet a Hero”...

Perhaps no greater barometer of the magnitude of Lily’s win exists than in understanding the caliber of the other five DeHaan Finalists for the 2025 Indianapolis Prize and the winner of the Emerging...

On September 27, 2025, the Indianapolis Prize Gala brought together a remarkable gathering of heroes. They were not the quiet academics you might expect—they're passionate warriors on the front lines of...

Lily’s exploits are far too numerous to list, from identifying new species to rediscovering others lost to science, all while pioneering a community-based model for conservation that has become the standard...

The King Vulture, with its striking appearance and ecological importance, is declining across its range. Although the IUCN currently lists the species as Least Concern, the King Vulture may be at greater...

Of the world’s 561 raptor species, 161 are found only on islands—and while island raptors face higher extinction risks than other birds of prey, they are among the most poorly studied. A new paper...