A heartbreaking new study shows that 60000 African penguins starved to death between 2004 and...
Environmental Conservation
India Faces Annual Loss Of 15,500 Sq Km Of Natural Areas From Invasive Species Expansion
A growing threat to India’s wild landscapes is emerging not from deforestation or urban sprawl,...
Finn’s Weaver Nearing Extinction As Terai Wetlands Shrink And Degrade
The Terai was a place where you could hear the Finn's Weaver flying and calling...
Africa’s Forests Shift From Carbon Sink To Net Carbon Source
When you think about the forests, you probably think about the fresh air, the...
New Study Of Ancient Texts Shows India’s Savannas Have Ancient Origins
For decades, much of India’s open grasslands and savanna-woodlands were dismissed as degraded...
Animals With Real-Life Superpowers You Won’t Believe Exist
From the deepest oceans to scorching deserts, and from freezing polar ice to the vacuum of space,...
Why Are Faith-Based Water Charities Gaining Global Support Amid Rising Humanitarian Needs
Faith-based water charities are receiving growing attention for how effectively they link...
Four-Decade Study Finds 788 Amphibian Species In Sharp Decline Globally
Amphibians are currently facing one of the most serious biodiversity crises among vertebrates on...
Biodiversity Boost: 13 New Bush Frog Species Found In Northeast India
The discovery of 13 new bush frog species found in Northeast India marks one of the most...
Western Australia’s Ningaloo Reef Suffers 70% Loss In Worst Marine Heatwave Ever Recorded
One of the most significant ecological crises in Australia's marine history was caused by the...
Death Valley’s Heat-Resistant Plant Could Pave The Way For Climate-Smart Crops
In the blistering heat of Death Valley, where summer daytime temperatures routinely exceed 120 °F,...
17 Nations Signed On To Blue NDC Challenge, Marking Major Step Toward Scaling Marine Climate Action
The global momentum for ocean–climate integration reached a historic milestone at COP30 in Belém,...