Arizona State University’s new a landmark partnership with Conservation International will look to protect nature, promote sustainable development models and train the next generation of conservation leaders. | Michael Crow

Extinct in the wild since 2002, the ‘alala, or Hawaiian crow, is making a comeback thanks to a dedicated conservation program. These rare birds, bred and trained in captivity, are now being released on Maui to help reestablish their presence in Hawaii’s forests and expand their habitat. | Inside Edition

► VIDEO: A new study has found that the Alala Crow, a critically endangered animal, is 'highly efficient' in using tools - making it only the fourth known bird species to do so | The Irish Times