Wallace J Nichols

Marine biologist, LiVBLUE.org

This isn't a bad news story. That's because over the past several decades a massive global network of sea turtle scientists, advocates, conservationists, and even lawyers has evolved to work day and night to bring them back.

ZooBorns

More than just a furry face. ZooBorns serve as conservation ambassadors for their wild cousins.

Spring is in the air in Cheshire (UK), Tokyo, and Sacramento, where zoos debuted adorable babies over the past week.

Travel + Leisure

TravelandLeisure.com

These photos are just adorable.

Howard Sherman

Arts management consultant & theater pundit

News directors, please leave the animal stories and pictures to the Internet, which was apparently built specifically to disseminate such "aw"-inspiring material. And with the time you free up, maybe you can spare a minute for the arts now and then.

Wayne Pacelle

President and CEO, The Humane Society of the United States

One of our most important wildlife protection efforts is to combat poaching. we welcome the opportunity to work with hunters on this issue. But there is a small-mindedness among too many within the hunting fraternity.

Jesse Kornbluth

Editor of HeadButler.com

Now we have Grandma's Dead: Breaking Bad News with Baby Animals -- a "book" of post cards, each featuring one or more adorable four-legged friends delivering harsh news.