Black-Footed Ferret Archives - Revive & Restore

Oct 05

Cloning for conservation: Elizabeth Ann at age three weeks

Cowboy State Daily: Cryogenics & Cloning Are Helping To Save Wyoming’s Black-Footed Ferrets

By Kika Tuff Black-Footed Ferret, Media Coverage

Cowboy State Daily journalist Wendy Corr interviewed Revive & Restore's Co-Founder and Executive Director Ryan Phelan in a thoughtful exploration of the history and future of black-footed ferrets in America. As the article explains, cryogenics and cloning may be the...

Oct 05

Science Magazine: “Cloning Goes Wild”, and the future of conservation is forever changed

By Kika Tuff Black-Footed Ferret, Media Coverage

Science magazine journalist Rachel Fritts interviewed Revive & Restore’s Lead Scientist Ben Novak for this newly published article, Cloning Goes Wild, to share the story of Elizabeth Ann, the world’s first cloned black-footed ferret and one of North America’s most endangered species....

Mar 03

How the Black-footed Ferret Project Began—Thinking Outside The Box

By Heather Sparks Black-Footed Ferret

It was in 2013 that Seth Willey, a regional recovery coordinator with the US Fish And Wildlife Service, contacted Revive & Restore with the following email. You never know how impactful ideas may become, so always send that email! From:...

Dec 29

2015 Year End Report by Stewart Brand

By RandR ADMIN Black-Footed Ferret, De-Extinction, Heath Hen, Passenger Pigeon

Revive & Restore has set out to expand conservation practice by demonstrating how new genomic tools can be applied to a variety of serious wildlife problems that have proved unsolvable by traditional means. Working with dozens of scientists, we are…

Jul 11

Black-footed Ferret Genome

By RandR ADMIN Black-Footed Ferret One Comment

Blog by Oliver Ryder, San Diego Frozen Zoo The marvel that is the black-footed ferret has seen the loss of habitat and prey and experienced devastating epidemics that brought it to the brink of extinction. The black-footed ferret still struggles...

Black-Footed Ferret

Cowboy State Daily: Cryogenics & Cloning Are Helping To Save Wyoming’s Black-Footed Ferrets

Science Magazine: “Cloning Goes Wild”, and the future of conservation is forever changed

How the Black-footed Ferret Project Began—Thinking Outside The Box

2015 Year End Report by Stewart Brand

Black-footed Ferret Genome

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