More than 20,000 Chinook salmon have returned to the Klamath River in the United States, reclaiming historic spawning grounds just two years after four dams were removed.
Across Australia, more than 20 Indigenous ranger teams are removing deadly abandoned fishing nets from remote coastlines, protecting marine wildlife and culturally significant Country.
In India, record clean-energy growth has met rising electricity demand while keeping power-sector carbon emissions unchanged over two years.
Indigenous Protected Areas (IPAs) now conserve almost 15% of the continent, combining Traditional Owners’ knowledge with modern conservation practices to restore ecosystems across Australia.
Falling traffic pollution has been linked to faster lung growth in children, with those previously lagging behind catching up within four years in the United Kingdom.
New energy vehicles accounted for more than 60% of monthly vehicle sales for the first time in July, marking a major shift towards cleaner transport in China.
A former airport is becoming one of Europe’s largest urban green spaces, transforming 200 hectares into a climate-resilient coastal park in Greece.
A pioneering technology training programme is equipping conservation professionals with practical tools to protect wildlife, reduce human-animal conflict and strengthen nature reserves across Africa.
Latin American cities now operate 10,000 electric buses, expanding cleaner public transport and reducing pollution across 80 cities in 13 countries.
A landmark ruling has blocked offshore oil exploration in South Africa, strengthening protections for coastal communities, marine ecosystems and their livelihoods.
