Ciconia stormi
Statut IUCN : Endangered
Species from Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia, their population is very low and fragmented and still decreasing quickly because of deforestation (for palm cultivation, dam constructions and forestry).
Pavo muticus
Statut IUCN : Endangered
This species is decreasing very quickly because of its very fragmented habitat and high human pressures (hunted for meat, feathers and eggs) Usually considered as a parasite for agriculture, they are occasionally poisoned.
Dendrolagus mbaiso
Statut IUCN : Endangered
This is a very rare species. Because of hunting their population has decreased by a half in only 30 years. They live in New Guinea on the Tembagapura and Kwiyawagi mountains between 2700 and 3500m of altitude.
Leucopsar rothschildi
Statut IUCN : Critically endangered
Endemic to Bali and Indonesia, this species is poached for domestication. The population is decreasing; in 2009 around a mere 115 were counted (including young ones).
Aceros waldeni
Statut IUCN : Critically endangered
Endemic species from the Visayas region in the Philippines, the geographic range of the population is weak and fragmented, but increasing. The IUCN has indicated that numbers have grown from 1500 to 4000 hornbills in the wild.
Intense deforestation is their main issue.
Rhinopithecus strykeri
Statut IUCN : Critically endangered
This species has been discovered in 2010 in Myanmar. We estimate their population between 260 and 330 monkeys. They are very discrete, hard to find and their habitat spans only within a 270km long forest in the Kachin's region.
Hoolock leuconedys
Statut IUCN : Vulnerable
This Chinese (from Yunnan region) and Myanmar gibbon is threatened by deforestation, hunting and traditional Asian medicine. Natural parks have been created to protect its habitat and to attempt to slow its decreasing population trend.
Pseudoryx nghetinhensis
Statut IUCN : Critically endangered
It is still possible to see him. If you are lucky you'll sight him on the Annamites Mountains of Vietnam and Laos. The hunt for the traditional pharmacopeia continues to impact this decreasing population.
Eurynorhynchus pygmeus
Statut IUCN : Critically endangered
This Asian species is declining very fast due to the loss of habitat in their reproduction areas, which obviously complicates the renewal of the population.
Pithecophaga jefferyi
Statut IUCN : Critically endangered
Endemic to the Philippines, this bird of prey lives in rainforests at an altitude of 1800m. The loss of his habitat has been caused by intensive deforestation, making his survival critical as his reproduction cycle is 2 years.
Lophornis brachylophus
Statut IUCN : Critically endangered
This bird is only present on a 25km long territory, on the "Sierra Madre del Sur", in Mexico, North-west from Acapulco. The intensive corn agriculture in this region is threatening it's future.
Mergus octosetaceus
Statut IUCN : Critically endangered
The Brazilian Merganser is one of the 10 most threatened aquatic birds in the world. The last remaining populations are in Brazil and Argentina, and there are still a few left surviving in Paraguay.
Bradypus torquatus
Statut IUCN : Vulnerable
They live on the coastal forest of Brazil, and face huge deforestation issues, fragmenting his habitat. Although deforestation has decreased over the last 30 years in this area the sloth population is still decreasing.
Indri indri
Statut IUCN : Endangered
Endemic to Madagascar, the density of their population is very weak and on decline. Deforestation and hunting continues to put pressure on this species' existence.
Haliaeetus vociferoides
Statut IUCN : Critically endangered.
Nowadays, there are approximately 120 reproductive couples remaining of this species. Their population is decreasing due to deforestation and the continuing loss of nesting areas.
OTUS MOHELIENSIS
Statut IUCN : Critically endangered
Endemic to the Moheli island in the Comorian archipelago, this bird lives and reproduces on one, and only one, mountain: a 21km2 spot. Its survival is threatened by the loss of this habitat.
Tauraco bannermani
Statut IUCN : Endangered
They live in the mountainous region west of Cameroun. The loss of its habitat is decreasing their population. Conservation programs are set up in order to protect the forest and also to increase the number of fruit trees in order to diversify their food supply.
Anodorhynchus leari
Statut IUCN : Endangered
The conservation state of this big parrot from Brazil is improving since the set up of 24/7 surveillance and conservation programs. There are only just over 250 Macaws left in the wild.
Budorcas taxicolor
Statut IUCN : Vulnerable
In Bhutan, China, India and Myanmar, the hunting and human pressures of the last 24 years have resulted in a decrease of 30% of the wild population.
Lynx pardinus
Statut IUCN : Vulnerable
In Bhutan, China, India and Myanmar, the hunting and human pressures of the last 24 years have resulted in a decrease of 30% of the wild population.