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Animals Hawaii

24. May 2023

Seabird, Seabird, Fly Home: Rebuilding a Lost Seabird Paradise

Now that a small Hawaiian island is free from invasive rats, scientists are rebuilding a lost seabird paradise.

Environment India

23. May 2023

River Resurrection: a Magnificent Success

Five years of combined efforts has brought back to life the Kuttamperoor River in Kerala, India, with local community members being among the first to act: today, animals and humans alike can once more reap the benefits of a well-orchestrated river resurrection.

Environment Canada

21. May 2023

No More Oil and Gas Exploration in This Marine Ecosystem

Chevron has surrendered 19 offshore oil and gas permits in British Colombia - a win for environmental groups and the planet at large.

Environment Mexico

20. May 2023

Plastic Alternative: Avocadon’t Believe It!

A company based in Mexico is using avocado pits as the raw material for its environmentally friendly alternative to plastic, producing utensils and straws that can fully and naturally degrade in 240 days.

Environment Italy

18. May 2023

Greener Fast Cars, Unveiled

With the launch of its model equipped with a drivetrain partially electric, the Italian brand Lamborghini is offering its clientele a lower CO2-emission vehicle, getting on board with the green technology trend.

Environment Australia

17. May 2023

550-Million-Year-Old Fossils Get the Protection They Need

The world's newest national park located in South Australia will protect 550-million-year-old fossils.

Environment China

15. May 2023

Less Air Pollution Led to Better Health for Citizens

For decades, China has put in place measures to clear out its smoggy skies, and consequently, Asia’s powerhouse is seeing steady improvements in its air quality for the benefit of over one billion citizens.

Environment Togo

14. May 2023

One Country, One Month, 14 Million Trees

14 million trees are set to be planted in Togo throughout the month of June 2023.

Animals French Polynesia

13. May 2023

Slow and Steady Wins the Race: Decades Later, These Snails Return to Restore Balance

Once extinct in the wild, Partula snails just made history as scientists reintroduced 5,000 of the gastropods back to French Polynesia.

Environment Columbia

12. May 2023

Indigenous Reserves Expanded, Protecting Culture, and Biodiversity

Columbia has expanded the protection of three Indigenous reserves by a total of 279,777 acres.